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• jacobush 8y ago
  "Lubricants had to be chosen with utmost care because of the risk that conventional lubricants could boil off in vacuum and condense all over the optical surfaces of the lens." http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/moon/2.htm http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/moon/2.htm
• Gibbon1 8y ago
  I do remember the hand held camera's weren't sealed. So film and components needed to be redesigned to work. For instance special anti static film. And mechanical parts made of glass to prevent cold welding. But with Apollo they could take the film back and develop it normally. The orbiters developed film in space and then scanned it. I tried looking and found nothing, but the orbiter camera's developed film using a semi-dry processed using damp ribbons that seem similar to a old typewriter ribbon.