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Impossible I-1 Analog Instant Camera
Impossible I-1 Analog Instant Camera
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Kodak Super 8 Camera
Kodak Super 8 8mm film camera.
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Lomography Instant Wide
The world's most creative instant wide camera and lens system! Combining high quality craftsmanship with versatile features, the Lomo’Instant Wide is the instant camera for any and every person who revels in capturing every beautiful, bizarre and bewildering moment in a creative, super wide, crisply sharp and perfectly exposed way.
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Lomography Instant Montenegro Edition
Capture Instant Elegance with this classic instant camera, clad in fine, genuine black leather and lavish silver detail.
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic is an instant camera that produces 86x54mm photos. It is the highest spec camera in the Instax Mini range, which also includes the Mini 8, Mini 7s, Mini25, Mini 50s and Instax 210. Fujifilm say the Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic has the features of a traditional analogue camera and has an enhanced capability to capture light creatively.
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Olympus mju
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Pentax LX Gold
Pentax L-X Gold
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Lomography Konstruktor
Take your analogue DIY experience to the extreme and build your own 35mm plastic SLR camera with this Konstruktor kit.
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Harman Pinhole Obscura
Ilford Pinhole Obscura
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Leica C3
Automatic point and shoot film camera from Leica with auto film advance and a 28-80mm Leica Vario Elmar zoom lens.
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Canon Pellix
1965, First camera to use fixed "Pellicle" mirror
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Canon Canonflex
1959, First Canon SLR
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Canon AE-1
1974, First Camera to use a Microprocessor
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Canon EX Auto
Canon's first SLR with auto exposure mode, introduced in 1972.
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Canon F1n Highspeed
1984
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Minolta Dynax 7000
Minolta Dynax 7000
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Minolta Dynax 505si
Minolta Dynax 505si
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Minolta Dynax 5
The 5 was an easy-to-use, compact, and feature-packed film camera using core technologies from the Minolta Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum 7. The Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum 5 incorporated advanced autofocus (AF) technology, powerful film drive, relatively fast shutter speeds, and several creative features including 14 custom functions, into a small and light silver-colored SLR camera body. Like all other autofocus Minolta cameras, it used the same lenses initially offered in the mid-1980s. Also available was a battery grip (BP-200) for extended 35 mm film shooting. The Maxxum 3 and Maxxum 4 are based on this Minolta, being less feature-rich entry-level cameras. This fifth generation (Alpha/Dynax/Maxxum 3/4/5, 7 & 9) were the last full generation of film cameras that Minolta made with only two more film cameras (Aplha/Dynax/Maxxum 60 and 40) produced before merging with Konica and leaving the 35 mm camera business all together.
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Harman Titan Pinhole
Ilford Harman Titan Pinhole 5x4
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Lomography Lomokino Super 35 Movie Maker
The LomoKino allows you to become a director yourself and capture Lomographic movies on 35 mm film of any kind: no sound, no special effects, no post production – just simple Lomography in motion.
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