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MINOX 35 GT-X

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The Minox 35 GT-X is a compact 35mm film camera that was introduced by Minox in 1981. It is part of the Minox 35 series, known for their small size and high-quality optics. The GT-X features a fixed 35mm f/2.8 lens, which produces sharp and detailed images. It has a fully automatic exposure system, with a built-in light meter that measures the ambient light and sets the aperture and shutter speed accordingly. The camera also has a manual override option, allowing the user to adjust the exposure settings manually. The GT-X has a range of shutter speeds from 1/500 to 30 seconds, making it suitable for various shooting conditions. It has a built-in flash, with both automatic and manual flash modes. The camera has a sturdy metal body and a compact design, making it easy to carry around. Overall, the Minox 35 GT-X is a reliable and versatile camera that delivers excellent image quality in a compact package.

A man is doing a handstand on a concrete surface next to water, with the sky below him.
A narrow path winds through a canyon with tall pine trees and orange rock formations.
Three horses graze in a grassy field with jagged mountains in the background under a clear sky.
A snow-covered building with a circular roof and the word "POWISLE" on it is illuminated at night.
A neon sign for Dick's restaurant glows orange at night above the brightly lit interior of the establishment where several people are working.
A bearded man works behind a bar with a circular light fixture above it.

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