I'm browsing what the world has to offer me when I want to buy old (circa ’70s or ’80s) camera, e.g., a Canon EX Auto QL. And I've noticed that most of them have camera lenses made in Japan. Was Japan the only country that was making camera lenses?
Monday, 16 May 2016
lens - Why do so many old cameras have camera lenses made in Japan?
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