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English: The 3D Trio is probably the most advanced Nimslo clone. It featured
motorized film advance, built in lens cover and built in flash, A Trio is shown here with its lens cover open. |
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| Source | http://www.3dham.com/stereo_cameras/ | ||
| Author | John Alan Elson | ||
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