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viewfinder, which is used at eye-level, in being useful in taking pictures at waist-level. One of the special features of the MIRANDA
camera is the interchangeability of viewfinders. The interchangeable Miranda viewfinder system is far superior to the angle finder
attachment used by other SLR cameras, as it permits viewing of a bright and life-size image.
The viewfinder can be removed for interchanging by sliding it toward the rear, while pushing the viewfinder lock button to the left. To
attach, match the viewfinder's base to the camera's groove and slide it forward until it clicks into position.
C. Focabell
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This is an extension bellows unit which is used between the lens and camera body for taking ultra close-up shots and magnified pictures
of small objects. It is available in two types. It is attached to the camera in the same way as the lens by using the outside bayonet mount
and matching to the red line.
· The tripod socket of Focabell can be suitably shifted to obtain proper balance.
· When combined with the short-barrel Soligor 135mm f/3.5 lens, it becomes usable over a wide range of conditions from infinity to
ultra close-ups.
As the field of coverage can be easily varied it is extremely convenient in taking pictures of animal life and scientific works.
Focabell AII

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