The Chinon Infrafocus is a vintage 35mm point-and-shoot film camera released by Chinon in 1984, famously nicknamed "bug eyes" for its dual infrared autofocus sensors. Known for it's trifecta of best in class focus, metering and clean and fast 2.8 prime lens. Ensures great photos 99% of the time.
Camera is clean and works properly except the flash does not fire. (daytime camera)
Key Specifications
Lens: 38mm f/2.8 Chinonex Color lens (4 elements).
Focusing: Near-infrared active autofocus system with focus lock, starting from 0.9 meters (2.9 feet) to infinity.
Shutter: Seiko electronic shutter (EV 6–17).
Exposure & ISO: CdS meter supporting ASA/ISO 25 to 400.
Power: Two standard 1.5V AA alkaline batteries.
Features: Motorized film advance, auto-rewind, built-in pop-up flash, and a 10-second electronic self-timer.
Weight & Size: Weighs about 410 grams; measures 137 x 77 x 54 mm.
