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Ricoh AF-66 Autofocus Point-and-Shoot Camera for 35mm film Gameboy the topic headings guide youRicoh AF 66 Autofocus Point and Shoot Camera for 35mm film. Condition is "Used". in working order The AF 66 is an autofocus point and shoot camera for 35mm film, introduced by Ricoh in 1991. It is also known as the Shotmaster AF P in the US. This camera was the upgraded model of the S 30 (also known as the Shotmaster AF) released two years earlier in 1989. The primitive fixed speed mechanical shutter on the S 30 was replaced with a variable speed