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GAF L-ES/2 SLR User manual
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FEATURES
1. Filmadvancelever 1 1
2. Shutterspeeddial 2 11
3. Shutterreleasewith cable- 3 1
releasesocket 4
4. Filmframecounter(exposure 5
counter)window
5. Multipleexposureswitch
6. Shutterreleaselock lever
7. Neckstrapringeyelet
8. Self-timer
9. Focusingringwith distance
scale
10.Filmrewindknob/filmcompart-
mentlatch(withrewindcrank -t'\ unfolded)
11.VieMinderblindlever
12.Accessoryshoewith built-in
flashcontact(hotshoe)
13.Filmpositionindicator
14.Filmspeedsettingpin
15.Exposureadjustmentwheel
16.Filmspeedwindow
17.Memorybutton
18.X-syncand FP-syncflash
outlets
19. Automatic/Manualaperture
switch
20. Aperture(f/stop)settingring
21.Take-upspool
22. Sprockets
17
18
O GAFCorporation1976 19 20
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INDEX CONDENSED ATTACHING NECK STRAP
Features 2 INSTRUCTIONS Remove neck strap, pad, and wire
Condensedi nstructions4 l. lnstallbattery D-ringsfrom plastic bag. Position
Attaching neck strap 4 pad on neck strap. Pry end of wire
Lens cap 4 2. Set ASAfilm speed away from D-ring and insert
VieMinder eyecup 4 separatedend into eyelet on
Installingbattery 5 3. Loadcamera camera body. Keep feeding wire
Testing battery 5 into eyelet by turning ring until
Film speed setting 6 4. Set shutterspeed rounded portion of ring can be
Loadingcamera6 dialto "AUTO" freely moved in camera eyelet.
Film frame counter 8 Thread neck strap into wire loop
Unloadingthe camera8 5. Selectlensopening and secure it by pushingdouble-
Shutter speed setting 8 headed stud into"buttonholes"
Lensopening9 6. Observesubject in strap. Repeatprocedure on
Focusing9 in viewfinder other side of camera.
Depthof field lO Note: Insert Dring carefully to
ExposurelO 7. Focus avoid scratchingcamera.
Adjustingthe automaticexposurel2
Memoryfunction13 8. Depressshutterrelease LENS CAP
Multipleexposuresl4 To remove
Viewfinderblind l4 Depressprotrudingtabs
Self-timerl4 simultaneouslyand pull cap away
Lockingthe shutter releasel5 Read entire booklet for detailed from lens.
Usingflash l5 information
Changingthe lens 16 To attach:
Film planeindicatorl6 Depressprotrudingtabs, press cap
Filtersize l6 againstfront opening of lens barrel
Camera care 17 and releasetabs.
Service centers l7
Specificationsl8 VIEWFINDER EYECUP
The eyecup makesviewing more
comfortableand it helps prevent
stray light from entering the
viewfinder.To attach eyecup, slide
it over the frame of the vieMinder
eyepiece from above.
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INSTALLING BATTERY Clean battery before inserting,and TESTING BATTERY
A 6-voltsilver oxide battery thereafterat regular interuals.Wipe lmportant: The camera is
(Eveready544 or equivalent) both sides with a rough materialto equipped with a battery powered
powersthe electronic shutter.lt is remove deposits. Battery may last electronic shutter.A good battery
suppliedwith the camera,either up to one year,depending on the therefore, is essentialfor both the
installedor packedseparatelyin frequency and conditionsof use. "AUTO" mode and the manually
the camerabox. Since battery may develop a leak, set shutter speed operationl Test
remove it before camera is stored. battery every time the camera is
To install battery: Note: Shutter will fully operate loaded and when it has not been
1. Usinga coin, unlock battery when a good battery is installed. used for some time.
compartmentcover by turning it Without battery shutter will
Y+turncounterclockwise(Fig. f ) operate at 1/90 second only, Turn shutter speed dial to "AUTO"
Removecover. regardlessof the shutter speed (Fig.3). Operatefilm advance
2. Placebattery in compartment dial setting. lever (Fig. 4). Depressshutter
withminus(-)side up (Fig.2).
3. Replacecover and lock it by
turningit 7aturn clockwise.
*One mechanically operated speed is
provided: at the "X" setting the shutter will
operate mechanicallyat 1/9O second and
the meter needle in the viewfinderwill
not move, even when the battery is good.
lf the test indicates an exhausted battery,
and no replacement is available, remove
battery.The shutter will then operate at
the 1/9O second mechanical speed,
regardlessof the shutter speed dial setting.
In other words: to utilizethe 1/9O second
mechanical speed with a good battery in
the camera, the shutter speed dial must be
set at the "X"; without battery,the 1/9O
second mechanical speed will be opera-
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releasehalfway(Fig.5). lf battery advanced,and will go out after Pull up rewind knob, hold exposure
is good, a green light appearsin the exposure has been completed. adjustmentwheel to prevent it
small window at the bottom of This assuresthe photographer from turning and move film speed
viewfinderframe (Fig. 6). The during every automaticexposure settingpin in eitherdirectionuntil
green light is operationalonly at that the battery is good. Replace ASA/DIN speedof film is centered
the "AUTO"setting.lf green light batteryimmediatelyif the light fails in the film speed window (Fig. 7).
does not turn on, replace battery to appearwhen an exposureis Turn exposure adjustmentwheel to
withoutdelay. made in the "AUTO" mode. placewindow oppositethe red
index mark (Fig.8). Camerais
The green light appearsevery FILM SPEED SETTING now adjustedto speed of film.
time the exposuremeter is in The ASA (or DIN) speed is
operation:it will go on when the specifiedon the film box or in the LOADING CAMERA
shutter speed dial is at "AUTO" and instructionsheet oackedwith Load camerain subduedlight,
the releaseis at least halfway the film. never in direct sunlight.Use 20- or
depressedafter the film has been It is more convenientto set film 36-exposure35mm film in standard
speed before camera is loaded. cassette.GAF(ofilms are available
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for makingcolorslides,color 4. Insertfilm into slot in take-uo 5. To make sure film has been
prints,or black-and-whiteprints spool(Fig. 12) Turn ratcheted loadedproperly,keep operating
bottom flangeof take-upspool to film advancelever (Fig. 4) until
To load camera: the left,windingfilm once around it locks,then turn rewindknob
1. Pullout film rewindknob (Fig. 9) spool,makingsurethatfilm clockwiseuntil a resistanceis felt.
untrlcameraback is released,then perforationsengagebottom Do not force it. Keepwatchingfilm
swingopen cameraback. sprockets(Fig. 13). Closecamera rewindknob.it shouldturn
2. Holdfilm rewindknob oulledout backfirmly. counterclockwiseeverytime the
all the way;insertcassetteinto film is advanced.Ooeratefilm
filmchamberwith protrudingend Note: When the white dot on the advanceuntilthe figure"1" is
towardsbottomof camera(Fig.1O) collararoundthe shutterrelease oppositethe pointerin the
Pushin film rewindknob:if it does is oppositethe letter"L" (Fig. 1a), exposurecounterwindow(Fig. 16).
not go backall the way,turn knob the shutterreleaseis locked. Camerais now readyfor the first
untilit does Swingleverto the left to unlock exoosure
3. Turnshutterspeeddial it (Fig. 15)
r o x ' ( F i g 1 1 )
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lf the film rewind knob does not Do not open ciamera back until Have film processed without
turn while the film advancelever the first three steps of the delay.
is being operated,the camera was following procedure have been
not loaded properly.Open camera completed. SHUTTER SPEED SETTING
back, remove film, and load it Camerais equippedwith an
againcarefully. To unload camera: electronic shutter that permits
6. Return shutter speed dial to l. Unfold rewindcrank. fully automaticor manual
"AUTO"or to the desiredmanually 2. Depressrewind button on operation.
set speed. camera bottom all the way. For automaticoperation,align
After each exposure,one full 3. Turn rewind crank clockwise.A "AUTO" on the shutter speed dial
stroke of the film advance lever tensionis felt as the film is being with the red index mark on the
will wind the shutterand move the rewound into the cassette.Stop camerabody (Fig.3).
next film frame into positionfor turningthe rewindcrank when the lmpodant: As the needle in the
exposure. tensionis relieved,indicatingthat vieMinder operateseven when
all the film has been returnedto the shutter speed is adjusted
FILM FRAME COUNTER the cassette. manually(exceptat the "X" setting),
(Erposure Counterl 4. Open cameraback by pulling make sure that the shutter speed
The number of film frames exposec out rewind knob all the way. dial is set at "AUTO" when
is indicatedby the figure in the 5. Lift out film cassette. automaticoperationis desired.
film counterwindow adjacentto
the film advancelever (some For manualoperation,align
figures are indicatedby dots). *After the 20th or 36th picture one or more desired shutter speed with the
When the camera back is opened, framesmay bemayutilizedstillbybeoperatingavailable.theThesefilmframes index line.All figureson the dial indicate fractionsof a second. Inthe counterautomaticallyreturns advance lever after the red figure 20 or 36
to "S" (start). has been lined up with the index line in the Fig. 17, tor example,the shutter
exposure counter. Picturesmay then be is set at a speed of 1/125 second.
taken until a resistance during the operation At the "B" settingthe shutterwillUNLOADING THE CAMERA of the lever film advance indicates that the
Unloadcamerawhen (with a end of the film has been reached.Do not remain open as long as the shutter
force fllm lcver advance beyond that release is held depressed.2O-exposure roll red of film) the polnt, even lf lever has not reached the Reset shutter speed dial to "AUTO"figure "2O"*is opposite the index end of rewound lts travel; fllm can be
line in the film counterwindow. wlth the fllm advance lover In any when the manual shutter speed
Unloada 36-exposureroll of film porltlon. setting is no longer needed.
when the red figure "36"* is Whileadditionalthis exposuresprocedureperprovidesroll, itoneis notor more
oppositethe index line. recommendedas the film may become
separatedfrom the spool. The separatedfilm
cannot be rewound, its removalfrom the
camera requiresa darkroomoperation.
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LENS OPENING The switch near the top of the lens switchdown,as far as it will go
Turn the aperture setting ring to barrel, adjacentto the camera (Fig. l9). In thatpositionthe letter
alignthe desiredf/stop number body, is used to select the automatic "A" is visibleon the lensbarrel,as
with the red diamondindex mark or manualmode for the lens shownin Flg. 19.
on the lens barrel.In Fig. 18, for aperture (f/stop) adjustmentonly. For manualoperationof the lens
example,the lens opening is set Use the automaticlens aperture opening,slideswitchup,as far as
att/8. switch setting to keep the lens it will go (Flg.2O).Nowtheletter
wide open for a bright viewfinder "M" is visibleon the lensbarrel,
Automatic/Manual Switch image, regardlessof the position of as shownin Fig. 20. Nowthe lens
The GAF@L-ES/2 camera utilizes the f/stop setting ring. As the staysat the f/stop set by the
the so-called"aperture preferred" shutter release is depressed,the aperturesettingring,as indicated
automaticexposure system:after lens closes down automaticallyto by the figureat the red diamond
the lens apertureis set manually, the previouslyselected opening indexmark.
the electric eye automatically indicatedon the f/stop ring. To
adjuststhe shutter speed to use the automatic lens aperture FOGUSING
provide correct exposure. mode, slide the Automatic/Manual Set Automatic/Manualswitchat
the "A" position.Observesubject
throughviewfinder.Turnfocusing
ringfirstin onedirection,thenin
the oppositedirection,until image
is sharpest.The brightermicroprism
areain the centeris providedto
facilitatefocusing.
The distancescalemayalso be
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distancein feet or meters,then DEPTH OF FIELD the lens is focused at 5 feet and
turn the focusingring to align the "Depth of field" designatesthe the openingis f/16. The first "16"
figure representingthat distance near and far limitsof the area that is just past 4 on the distancescale,
with the red diamond index mark. will be sharpin the picture(in front while the second"16" falls
f n Fig.21,tor example,the lens of and beyond the subject). Depth somewhatshort of 7, indicating
is focused for subjectsat a distance of field is controlledby the lens that objects between 4.2 and 6.8
of 5 feet from the camera. opening (f/stop):it increasesas the feet from the camera will be in
lens opening is made smaller. sharp focus.
Note: \ffhen using black-and-white Depth of field can be checked
infraredfilm, focus first, then move visually,or it can be read off the EXPOSURE
the figure adjacentto the red depth of field scale adjacentto the Note: To prolong battery life, the
diamond on the distancescale to red diamondindex mark on the exposure system is activatedonly
the red "R" at the right of the red lens barrel. when the shutter speed dial is set
diamondindex mark. For a visualcheck in the viewfinder at "AUTO",the shutter is wound,
slide the Automatic/Manualswitch and the release is partially
to manual("M"),or depressshutter depressed.The green light under
release halfway(if the switch is at the vieMinder window is on while
the "A" setting)to set lens at the the exposuresystem is in
opening selected for taking the operation.
picture. Sharpnessover the entire
image area can now be observed Automatic Erposure
in the viewfinder. With ASA 80 to 250 speed films
The depth of field scale indicates the shutter speed range is from
(after focusing) the approximate 2 secondsIo 1/2OOOsecond.With
depth of the area that will be sharp faster or slower films, consult
in the picture. Locateon the depth "Exposure meter range" under
of field scale the pair of figures "Specifications"on page19.
that correspondsto the f/stop
selected for taking the picture,
then note the feet (or meter)
figuresappearingabove the pair
on the distancescale:they indicate
the near and far limitsof the depth
of field. In Fig. 22, tor example,
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1/125 second,for examPle,the illustration).For a 2/3 stop window is lined up with the first
f/stop ring is turned until the needle exposure increase,the window is of the two white lines towardsthe
is alignedwith 125 in the lined up with the secondwhite * sign,as shownin Fig. 27.lf ,
vieMinder,as shown in Fig. 25. line (marked"+ 2/3 stop"). usingthe samefilm, a 2/3 stoP
Rememberthat increasingthe lens For a 1/3 stop exposure decrease, exposure decrease is needed,the
openingwill raisethe needle, the exposure adjustmentwheel window is lined up with- the second decreasingthe lens openingwill is turned clockwise,to align the white line towardsthe sign,as
lower it. window with the first white line shownin Fig.28. (marked" - 1/3 stoP" in the
ADJUSTING THE AUTOMATIC illustration).For a 2/3 stop An exposure adjustmentmay be
EXPOSURE exposure decrease,the window is desirablefor one of several
The factory-adjusted automatic lined up with the secondwhite reasons.
exposurecorrespondsto line (marked"- 2/3 stop" in
internationalstandards.Most users Fig.26). The film may be faster or slower
find it ideal. Since tastesvary For example,when an ASA 1OO than its rated speed. Consistent
however,the automaticexposure speed film is used and a 1/3 stop over or underexposureis an
systempermitsintentional1/3 and exposureincreaseis required,the indicationof such a condition.
2/3 stop exposure increaseor
decreasewith films from
ASA 40 to ASA 1601
Fig.26 shows howto make the '5oo
adjustment.For the "standard"
exposure,the ASA (or DIN) speed t#-3 of the film in the windowis lined
up with the red line (marked
"Normal"in the illustration).For a l5
1/3 stop exposure increase,the 26
exposureadjustmentwheel is
turned counterclockwiseto align
the window with the first white line
(marked" + 1/3 stop" in the
*For films with higher or lower ASA speeds,
find the actual exposure adiustment in
the table under "Specif ications" on page 19.
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The "correct" density of color When a greater than i 2/3 stop 4. Depressshutterreleaseuntil
transparenciesis largely a matter exposureadjustmentis required, a strongresistanceis reached,
of taste:some photographerslike it can be obtained by readjusting then depressmemorybuttonand
saturatedcolors, while others the ASA speed of the film: each lockit by turningit clockwise
prefer pastelshades.A slight doublingof the film speed results (Fig. 29), as far as it will go (about
underexposurewill providethe in a full stop underexposure,while 1/4 turn).After the memorybutton
saturatedcolors,while a slight each halving of the ASA speed hasbeenlocked,it is no longer
overexposurewill produce the providesa full stop overexposure. necessaryto holddownthe shutter
pastelshades. release.
Do not forget to return the 5. Returnto the originalcamera
For best printing quality,color rated ASA speed of the film positionanddepressthe shutter
printfilms usuallyrequireslightly to the window when the releaseall the wayto takethe
more exposurethan color exposure adjustment is no picture.Theclose-upreadingwill
transparencyfilms. longer required. remain"memorized"as longas the
memorybuttonremainslockedl
The density of black-and-white MEMORY FUNCTION
negativesis a product of the As the electric eye measuresthe
exposure/development entire image area,a background
combination.Followinghis usual that is much brighter or darker
developing procedure,the than the principal subject may
photographercan use the cause an exposure error. The
exposure-adjustmentfeature for camera has a built-in memory
getting the required negative function to prevent such errors.
density. To activatethe memory function:
l. Advancefilm.
A minusadjustmentis required 2. Composepicture in viewfinder
when the double-exposurefeature as usual.
of the camerais utilized.For 3. Approach subject with camera
example,to get a correctly exposed until part to be correctly exposed
combinationwhen two pictures fills the viewfinder(thuseliminating
are superimposedon one film, the too bright or too dark portions pictureeach needsabout one half of the surroundings). *After each exposure the needle will dropof the usualexposure. in the viewfinder, indicating a slower
shutter speed. This has no bearing on the
memory function as the needle will return
to the memorized exposure setting every
time the shutter is wound.
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Remember to unlock memory MULTTPLE EXPOSURES shutter release.This can be
button when the memorized \ffhen desired,the shutter can be repeatedany number of times.
exposure is no longer needed wound without transportingthe When the required number of
(leavingthe memory button locked film. This feature permits making exposureshave been made,
keeps the exposure system double or multiple exposureson a transportfilm for the next
functioningcontinuously,causing singleframe of film. exposure by operating film advance
unnecessarybattery drain). Take first picture the usual way. lever the usual way.
Before operating film advance
lever,slide multiple exposure switch VIEWFINDER BLIND
to the left (towards release button), Close blind when the camera is
as far as it will go* (Fig. 3O). This used without the photographer's
will cause a red area to appear eye covering the vievyfinder
next to the switch. Operatingthe eyepiece,as light enteringthrough
film advancelever will now wind the eyepiecemight influencethe
the shutter without advancingthe exposure system.To close the
film. blind,turn vieMinder blind lever
Depressthe shutter releaseto make to the left, as far as it will go
a second exposure on the same (Fig. 3l ). To open blind,turn lever
frame. to the right.
Operatingthe shutter release SELF.TIMER
automaticallyreturnsthe multiple The self-timerenablesthe
exposure switch to its original photographerto get into the
position (to prevent accidental picture. Use a tripod, or place the
double exposures).lf a third camera on a firm support. Get
exposure is desired on the same camera ready for exposure. Move
frame,just move the multiple
exposure switch to the left once
more, operate film advance lever
to wind shutter,then depress
*lf after moving the multiple exposure switch
to the left, but bafore operating the ftlm
advance lever, it is decided that a double
exposure is not wanted, it can be canceled
by moving the switch to the right, to its
originalposition.
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self-timer lever counterclockwise. LOCKING THE SHUTTER the time indicated by the needle
as far as it will go (Fig. 32), to RELEASE is too long for motionlesshand-
obtainmaximumdelay (partial To lock shutter release,move tab held exposures.Electronicflash
movementwill result in shorter on collar around release button and conventionalflash units
delays).ClosevieMinder blind to to the right (Fig.33).The white accommodatingf lashbulbs or
keep out stray light. Start self-timer dot on the collar is now aligned flashcubesmay be used.
by depressingshutter release,then with the "L" on the camerabody The camera has a "hot" shoe
take position in front of camera. (Fig. 3a). (accessoryshoe with built-in flash
Exposurewill take place To unlock release,push tab to the contact) and two standard p.C.
approximately8 secondsafter left, as far as it will go. outlets: one marked "X", the other
shutterrelease has been FP rFig. 35r.
depressed. USING FLASH T.frghot shoe is protected by a
Use flash when the needle in the slide-in plasticcover. Remove
vieMinder staysunder the figure cover only when a flash unit is to
"2" at the bottom of the scale even be inserted. Replacecover after
with the lens wide open, or when flash unit is removed.
Electronicand conventionalflash
units havinga foot with built-in
contact may be used without a
connectingcord. Just slide the
foot of the flash unit into the
accessory shoe all the way.
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As the hot shoe has "X" tYPe The two P.C.outlets of the camera CHANGING THE LENS
synchronization,it can be used accept the P.C.cord plug of flash To remove lens,keep turning it
with electronic flash at 1/90 second units.Plug electronicflash units counterclockwise(Flg. 37) until
(X on shutterspeed dial),shown in into outlet marked "X" and use the it is separatedfrom the camera
Fig. 36, orat a slower shutter speed. X (1/90 second)or a slower shutter body.To replace lens, insert
With AG.1, AG-18, AG.3B, M-2, speed. For AG-1, AG-1B, M-2, threadedend into opening in
M-28 flashbulbs.and flashcubes, M-2B flashbulbs,and flashcubes, camera body and keep turning
in conventionalflash units in the plug flash into "X" outlet and use lens clockwiseuntil it is firmly
hot shoe, use a 1/30 second or 1/30 second or slower shutter seated. Do not force it.
slower shutter speed. speed.For6,68,26, and 268 The screw mount of the camera
"focal plane" type flashbulbs,plug accepts a wide variety of Pentax
lmportant: Do not use PC. the P.C.cord into the "FP" outlet and Practicatype lenses and
cord and hot shoe of flash units and use any shutter speed. accessories.
equipped with both. Use the guide number sYstemto
establishflash exposurel Find FILM PLANE INDICATOR
guide numberfor speed of film In certain types of work it is
being used in the instructions necessary to know exactly the
suppliedwith flash unit or locationof the film plane.The +
flashbulb. mark on the camera top indicates
To arrive at the f/stop to be used, the film's positioninsidethe
divide the guide number by the camera.
distance in feet between subject
and flash. For example,with a FILTER SIZE
guide numberof 32 and a flash-to- The 55mm t/1.4lens accepts
subject distanceof 8 feet, a lens SeriesVll filters in 55mm diameter
opening otf /4 will providecorrect x .7Smm-pitchscrew-in mounts,
exposure because or in 57mm slip.onmounts.
32 (guide number)
@:4$14t.
*So called "automatic" flash units provide
correct exposure without calculations.
Follow instructions provided with the unit'
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CAMERACARE GAFCORPORATION lmportant:
TheGAFBSingleLensReflex Gonsumer Photo Service The originalbill of sale (datedsalesCamerais a precisioninstrument. Genter slip with name and addressof
Usedwith care,it will provideyears EmmaSt. dealer) is now accepted as proof
of service.Protectthe camera Binghamton,NY 13902 of purchasefor establishingthefromdirt, rain,dampness,and warranty period. No warranty cardexcesj;iveheat.Avoidtouchingthe 3500 North KostnerAve. is provided.To help identification
lens.To cleanlens,breatheon it, Chicago,lL 60641 in case of loss or theft, keep amongthenwipe it gentlywith a soft, your personal records the cameralintlessclothor tissue.Do not use 162'17KittridgeSt. model designation(GAF L-ES/2)
eyeglasstissuesas theymight VanNluys,CA91406 and the serialnumberappearingon
damagethe lenscoating.lf anything- the camera back, at the right of thegoeswrong,don'ttry to repairit 58-10Broadway viewfinder eyepiece.yourself;sendit to the nearest Woodside.NY 11377
GAFConsumerPhotoService
Centerlistedbelow. P.O.Box 490
Portland,OR97207
4601WintersChapetRoad
Atlanta,GA 30360
IN CANADA
GAF (GanadafLimited
Gonsumer Photo Service
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70 AlexdonRoad
DownsviewOntarioM3J 283
1195West8 Ave,
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