Film Cameras

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Manual Focus, Shutter Speed 1/100 sec

35mm film, Point and Shoot, ISO 100, 35 mm

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, Zoom Lens, ISO 200, 38 mm - 120 mm, Focus Lock

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, Shutter Speed 1/400 - 4 sec, Zoom Lens, ISO 50 - 200, 38 mm - 170 mm, Focus Lock

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Fixed Focus, Shutter Speed 1/100 sec, 32 mm

35mm film, Point and Shoot, 3 Focusing Points, 1 Frames per Second, Autofocus, Shutter Speed 4 - 1/1200 sec, Zoom Lens, ISO 25 - 3, 200, 38 mm - 115 mm

The Blackbird, fly is a twin-lens reflex camera: one lens is used to expose the film, while the other is used like a viewfinder. It's a famous style of camera whose history stretches back to the 1920s. The Blackbird fly uses 35mm film. There are two ways to take a picture with the Blackbird fly. For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down, to compose your shot using the finder lens. For a quicker style of shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates a viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. The Blackbird fly can take pictures in standard 35mm film format (24x36), but using a different (provided) mask, it can also produce square format pictures (24x24). You can even remove the mask entirely and make a larger square format image (36x36), which fills up the entire width of the 35mm film, including the side sprocket holes. For shooting during the day, you can alternate between apertures f/7 and f/11, with a shutter speed of 1/125. At night, you can switch the shutter to B-mode to let in as much light as you might need, or you can also attach a flash for even more possibilities. Variable focusing, from 0.8 meters, makes for a sharp subject. The Blackbird fly uses a wide-angle 33mm lens and also allows you to take multiple exposures on the same frame.

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, Zoom Lens, ISO 100, 35 mm - 60 mm

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The Voigtlander Bessa-R3M Rangefinder Camera is a modified version of the Bessa R2A camera. While being identical in all other apsects to the R2A model, the R2M features a mechanical shutter release. This makes it possible to use the camera even without batteries, albeit without metering.The Voigtlander Bessa R2A/M is an improved version of the Bessa R2 rangefinder camera, which in itself is an advancment over the original Bessa R camera. All of the original Bessa Rs outstanding features are retained; an exceptionally bright viewfinder, quiet shutter & simple LED metering system.In addition, the Bessa R3A/M series is the first M mount camera ever to feature a 1:1 viewfinder. As a result, shooting with both eyes open is now possible. Also, when bundled with a 50mm lens, the frame lines will show a bigger area in the viewfinder.

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35mm film, Rangefinder, Leica M mount, Manual Focus, Shutter Speed 32 - 1/1000 sec, ISO 25 - 5, 000, 21 mm - 135 mm

35mm film, Fixed Focus, Shutter Speed 1/500 sec

Point and Shoot, Fixed Focus

35mm film, Voigtlander VM mount, Manual Focus, Shutter Speed 1 - 1/2000 sec

35mm film

The Blackbird, fly is a twin-lens reflex camera: one lens is used to expose the film, while the other is used like a viewfinder. It's a famous style of camera whose history stretches back to the 1920s. The Blackbird fly uses 35mm film. There are two ways to take a picture with the Blackbird fly. For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down, to compose your shot using the finder lens. For a quicker style of shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates a viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. The Blackbird fly can take pictures in standard 35mm film format (24x36), but using a different (provided) mask, it can also produce square format pictures (24x24). You can even remove the mask entirely and make a larger square format image (36x36), which fills up the entire width of the 35mm film, including the side sprocket holes. For shooting during the day, you can alternate between apertures f/7 and f/11, with a shutter speed of 1/125. At night, you can switch the shutter to B-mode to let in as much light as you might need, or you can also attach a flash for even more possibilities. Variable focusing, from 0.8 meters, makes for a sharp subject. The Blackbird fly uses a wide-angle 33mm lens and also allows you to take multiple exposures on the same frame.

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, ISO 100, 28 mm

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, Zoom Lens, ISO 100, 38 mm - 140 mm

Pentax K mount, Manual Focus, Shutter Speed 8 - 1/2000 sec

The Queen of all multi-lensed cameras. Four highly light-sensitive and precision Japanese panoramic lenses capture four sequential panoramic shots on a single photo. The patented rip-cord advance ensures that you are ever-ready for action. Normal film, normal processing, no batteries.

The Blackbird, fly is a twin-lens reflex camera: one lens is used to expose the film, while the other is used like a viewfinder. It's a famous style of camera whose history stretches back to the 1920s. The Blackbird fly uses 35mm film. There are two ways to take a picture with the Blackbird fly. For quiet and reflective framing, you can hold the camera at waist level and look down, to compose your shot using the finder lens. For a quicker style of shot, you can use the sportsfinder, which approximates a viewfinder through a notch in the top of the camera. The Blackbird fly can take pictures in standard 35mm film format (24x36), but using a different (provided) mask, it can also produce square format pictures (24x24). You can even remove the mask entirely and make a larger square format image (36x36), which fills up the entire width of the 35mm film, including the side sprocket holes. For shooting during the day, you can alternate between apertures f/7 and f/11, with a shutter speed of 1/125. At night, you can switch the shutter to B-mode to let in as much light as you might need, or you can also attach a flash for even more possibilities. Variable focusing, from 0.8 meters, makes for a sharp subject. The Blackbird fly uses a wide-angle 33mm lens and also allows you to take multiple exposures on the same frame.

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Autofocus, ISO 200, 38 mm - 140 mm, Focus Lock

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Zoom Lens

35mm film, Autofocus

Long considered the ugly duckling of the consumer lenticular cameras, the Nishika is now in high regard as the most versatile of the breed, because the camera features three aperature settings, unlike other lenticular cameras, which are only point and shoot cameras. And now as technology is making personal lenticular print making possible and affordable, there is a rush to get a camera or two before the price of a lenticular camera catches up with this new demand. FEATURES: * Exclusive quadra lens system incorporates four precision-matched lenses to produce 3D prints that rival other 3 lens lenticular cameras. * Uses standard 35mm color print film - ISO/ASA 200 for outdoors or 1600 for indoors. * Built-in protective lens cover. * Ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hands. * Rotary film advance. * Film counter. * Standard flash shoe * Easy to use variable aperture for optimal exposure control. * Film identification window. * Very light weight compact design for maximum portability.

The Horizon Kompakt Panoramic Camera from Lomography is a unique camera with a 28mm multi-coated glass swing lens. The Horizon's shutter charges the camera's battery-free clockwork mechanics, and touching the shutter release begins the exposure process. As the lens moves from side to side, a narrow vertical slit between the lens and film rotates along with it... thereby progressively exposing the film as the lens moves and delivers images with a full 120 deg. perspective. Each shot yields a 58mm long negative (about double the length of a standard 35mm). The camera has a fixed aperture of f/8 for a long depth-of-field. It also has Day (1/60th sec) and Night (1/2 sec) swing lens speeds to enable the user to shoot under a broad range of lighting situations. Users can uncouple the camera shutter release to allow easy multiple exposures on the same frame.

35mm film, Point and Shoot, Manual Focus, ISO 24 - 400

35mm film, Single Use, Shutter Speed 1/100 sec, 30 mm