ALFON 110 CAMERAS

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(1979) 30mm f9.0 fixed focus lens. Single speed of 1/60. Accepts Flip-flash.
328 All-Weather

(1982) Similar in appearance to the Minolta 110 Weathermatic, it was bright yellow, floated, and had over-sized knobs. It was waterproof to 12 feet. The 26mm (f8) lens focused from 5 feet to infinity. It had a built-in flash that had a ready-light in the viewfinder. Two AA batteries produced about 150 exposures.
Ever-Lite Tele 703 Pocket

(1985) It sported two lenses -- a 23mm and a 43mm f1.9 lenses. That's right -- f1.9. Just the thing for low-light situations. Fixed speed of 1/150. Tripod socket. Built-in flash with a range to 20 feet (with ISO 400 film). Two AA batteries produced about 150 exposures.
XL-400

(1979) 30mm f9.0 fixed focus lens. Uses both ISO 100 and 400 film. Single speed of 1/100 for ISO 100 film and 1/300 for ISO 400 film. Built in flash. Tripod socket. Takes 2 AAA batteries.

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