Who made kitstar camera lenses and filters and what happened to the company?

I last purchased kitstar products in the early 80's.
The camera filters were availible in square and round configurations. They resemble the coken filter line.

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Kitstar is a trademark used by a company that markets camera accessories. It's hard telling who manufactured said camera since Kitstar is basically just a marketer's trade name. There's not much info found on the net about Kitstar.

I was able to find out more. It is a "kit" camera that you build yourself and was sold to Blacks (not the African people a company called Blacks). I am still looking for more and will post here when I find it. Report It

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