Ricoh LX 10

Riken Op.Ind. · 2000

Typ	Rigid body, Optical viewfinder
Format	24x36 KB
Shutter	Spezial

Archiv-Nr. RIKN K 1680 a01

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"The LX-10 is a fixed focus point-and-shoot camera for 35mm film, introduced by Japanese manufacturer Ricoh in 1998. This camera is a successor to the YF-10 released four years earlier in 1994. The fixed-speed mechanical shutter on the earlier YF-10 was replaced with a variable-speed electrical shutter. The lens was replaced with a slightly slower f/5.6 lens. The model named YF-100 is a variant model to the LX-10 which does not have a self-timer. There is also an autofocus version named AF-10 which has the identical appearance and the same specifications as the LX-10's except that it has a auto-focusing…"

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Variants (1)

Nr.	Year	Lens	Shutter	Notes
a01	2000	–	Spezial	–