Radically new Advanced Photo System
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A new photo system will offer photographers smaller cameras, more convenient film loading, and 3 picture formats. The film will come in a smaller light- tight cartridge with no film leader sticking out. Processed negatives would be returned to the photographer in the same cartridge along with the prints.
Publication Name: Popular Photography
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0032-4582
Year: 1996
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New tiny 35mm cartridge allows smaller cameras
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The Konica Mini is the first point-and-shoot camera to handle a film cartridge which is the size of an AA-cell battery. Fuji and Kodak will make their own models. The film is thinner and the camera is re-usable which means only Konica can reload it, but it is available only in Japan for now.
Publication Name: Popular Photography
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0032-4582
Year: 1992
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35mm: the little cartridge that could
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Eastman Kodak patented the technology behind the 35mm film cartridge on November 5, 1935, but many companies and individuals had a hand in its genesis. 35mm cartridges face a challenge from new Advanced Photo System (APS) technology, but that system's complexity may keep 35mm alive.
Publication Name: Popular Photography
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0032-4582
Year: 1998
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