Fuji DL-200 - Camera

Fuji DL-200 - CameraAutofocus 35mm point and shoot camera made by Fuji in 1983. It was claimed in a 1986 advertisement to be the world's first drop in loading autofocus compact camera. DL stands for "drop in loading". Plastic metal body available in black. Lens: Fuji 32mm f2. 8 Fujinon (4 elements, 4 groups) Minimum focus distance: 0. 6m Shutter: 1 40s 1 400s ISO: 50 1600 Size: 134 x 69 x 43 mm Weight: 265g

Rear movements: Rise 50mm

Shutter: Compur Rapid/Synchro Compur leaf

only with a non-folding 60mm lens

The early version has a 4/4 optical design while the later model has a 5/4

The DR-5 allows you to set the reproduction ratio to either 1:1 or 1:2

non-tapering design

It also has a dedicated aperture ring (R)

Fabric body with rubber on the underside

Has Minolta's CLC metering system that takes an average reading from two photosensitive diodes to give more accurate readings than most center-weighted meters

Manual focus telephoto lens made by Tamron for their Adaptall system

Hand grip with flash shoe for Mamiya 645 ProTL

Minimum focus distance 1