No-Hocus Focus
April, 1981
Many shutterbugs are their own worst enemies. With places to go and subjects to photograph, nothing seems to work out quite right. At least that's the way it was until some genius invented the auto-focusing camera. All six of these trim little wonders set their own shutter speed and aperture opening, and indicate through their viewfinders when available light is too low. And, except for the Polaroid, all feature full 35mm format, a built-in auto-flash unit, a fixed 38mm lens and post-shot distan...
