The Argus C4M Electro Camera is a lightweight, all-plastic 35mm viewfinder camera produced in 1980. Manufactured in Hong Kong, it features a built-in electronic flash and an automatic exposure meter. Despite sharing part of its name with the classic, American-made Argus C4 rangefinder from the 1950s, the C4M Electro is entirely unrelated in design and is constructed mostly out of plastic.
Key Features:
- Format: 35mm film.
- Lens: Fixed f/3.8 / 38mm manual focus lens.
- Film Sensitivity: Features an adjustable ISO / ASA range from 50 to 400, configured via a notched ring surrounding the lens.
- Built-in Flash: Includes integrated electronic flash.
- Light Meter: Equipped with a built-in light meter to assist with proper exposures.
- Build: Compact plastic body manufactured in Hong Kong for Argus.
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