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Kodak Gold 200 is a daylight-balanced C-41 color negative film with warm color, moderate grain, and a classic consumer-film look.
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Konica Eye1964
- Format
- half-frame-35mm
- Mount
- fixed
- Years
- 1964–1968
- Weight
- 425 g
- Shutter
- 1/30s – 1/250s
- Meter
- selenium-coupled
The Konica Eye (1964) is Konica's half-frame entry — the **Hexanon 30mm f/1.9** lens (5 elements / 4 groups, fast for half-frame), selenium-coupled meter, programmed exposure, leaf shutter. Compact for a half-frame, distinctive curved body cosmetics. The fast f/1.9 lens distinguishes it from contemporary Pen and Demi half-frames (typically f/2.8 or f/3.5).
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Before you buy used
- **Selenium meter** — verify.
- **Light seals** — replace.
- **Aperture blades** — sometimes oily.
- **Lens fungus** — store dry.
- Service: scarce.
About this camera
The fast half-frame. Konica's Hexanon 30/1.9 in a half-frame body, programmed AE, no battery.
Key Specs
Frequently asked questions
- What film does the Konica Eye use?
- The Konica Eye shoots half-frame-35mm film.
- What lens mount does the Konica Eye have?
- The Konica Eye uses the fixed mount.
- What shutter speeds does the Konica Eye offer?
- The Konica Eye's shutter speeds range from 1/30s to 1/250s.
- What light meter does the Konica Eye use?
- The Konica Eye meters with selenium-coupled.