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Konica FC-1

The Konica FC-1 was introduced in 1980 by Konica, one year after the FS-1, but does not have the integrated winder. It was manufactured until 1983. Both models were only available in a black finish. With top covers made from black plastic cast Konica had good experiences since the Autoreflex TC in the mid of the 70s.

Accessories
The Konica flash X-24 was available as for the FS-1 and its successor Konica FT-1. As the name of this flash indicates it has a guide number of 24. The apertures 5.6 or 11 are selectable with a switch at the X-24. Konica Radio Controller Set: This accessory came with a receiver and remote that can be distanced away from the receiver up to away. The receiver is attached by the tripod socket. == Lenses by Konica ==
Lenses by Konica
Konica offered lenses with focus from 15 mm up to 2,000 mm; they were named Hexanon. There was also a low-cost, or consumer line, the Hexar line of lenses. All Konica Hexanon lenses have good quality and got a good reputation: this includes the mechanics and less variation between samples. File:Konica Hexanon AR 28 mm f3.5(2).jpg|Hexanon 3.5/28 mm File:Konica Hexanon AR 28 mm f3.5(4).jpg|AR-mount (of the Hexanon 3.5/ 28 mm) File:Konica FT-1 with flash.jpg|Zoom Hexanon 3.5/35–70 mm (and flash X-24) File:Konica Autoreflex TC 135 film SLR camera with Hexanon AR 135mm F3.5 lens mounted and a Hexanon AR 40mm F1.8 lens next to it.jpg|telephoto 135 mm (mounted on a Konica Autoreflex TC) ==References==
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