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Condition Used An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab Additional Tech Characteristics DX Focal Length 35mm Focus Type Auto Country Region of Manufacture Japan Lens Aperture F 3.5 Model DX F3.5 Product Line Lensbaby Original Maximum Aperture f 3.5 Brand WIZEN Mount Four Thirds Type Standard

Lens 38mm f 3.8 (three-element, three-group lens composition) Shutter Mechanical shutter, 1 125sec Timer Mechanical timer, 10sec Viewfinder Bright Frame, 0.52X magnification Low light warning LED (signal lamp) turns on in viewfinder. Focus Range Fixed focus (from 1.5m – infinity) Exposure Control CdS light sensor on lens top Single lamp turns on underexposure condition (EV10 or under) Built-in flash Sliding type flash unit with flash ready lamp Approx. 5 seconds recycle time Approx. 200 flashes, 2 - 4m flash range (with ISO 100 film). Film Speed Setting Automatic with DX - code film couples to ISO100 - 400 automatic setting to ISO100 with non-DX-coded him. Battery AA Size x 2 (not included) Dimension 126 (W) x 74 (H) x 56 (D) mm Weight 250g (without battery)

Lens 38mm f 3.8 (three-element, three-group lens composition) Shutter Mechanical shutter, 1 125sec Timer Mechanical timer, 10sec Viewfinder Bright Frame, 0.52X magnification Low light warning LED (signal lamp) turns on in viewfinder. Focus Range Fixed focus (from 1.5m – infinity) Exposure Control CdS light sensor on lens top Single lamp turns on underexposure condition (EV10 or under) Built-in flash Sliding type flash unit with flash ready lamp Approx. 5 seconds recycle time Approx. 200 flashes, 2 - 4m flash range (with ISO 100 film). Film Speed Setting Automatic with DX - code film couples to ISO100 - 400 automatic setting to ISO100 with non-DX-coded him. Battery AA Size x 2 (not included) Dimension 126 (W) x 74 (H) x 56 (D) mm Weight 250g (without battery)

Condition Used An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab Brand Olympus Series Compact Type Point Shoot Format 35 mm Focus Type Auto Color Silver Model Olympus SUPERZOOM 105G Features Built-in Flash MPN Does not apply Country Region of Manufacture Japan UPC

This is a vintage film camera made of Kodak. This collection was obtained by Al Farah Gallery on the 25th of October 2023.

Betamovie is the brand name for a range of consumer grade camcorders developed by Sony for the Betamax format. By camcorder is understood a single unit comprising a video camera and a video recorder. Betamovie records analog video on a standard Betamax cassette. A range of models was manufactured for the PAL and NTSC formats. The first model, BMC-100P (PAL) and BMC-110 (NTSC) was released in 1983 making it the first commercial consumer grade camcorder.[2] While only standard beta units were available in PAL, several SuperBeta models were produced for the NTSC format. Due to constructional limitations, the Betamovie has no playback function.[3] It is only capable of recording. This limitation, along with the decline of the Betamax format in the late 1980s, caused Sony to abandon the Betamovie line just a few years after its initial release in favor of its newly developed Video8 format. This collection was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 22nd of October 2023.

The Yashica EZS Zoom 70 is a fully automatic ultra compact 38-70mm Power Zoom Camera. Highlights include a 5 mode Flash System and Active Infrared Autofocus. This collection was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 22nd of October 2023

The new Canon IXUS 75 offers a 7.1 megapixel sensor, 3x zoom lens equivalent to 35-105mm, and a large 3 inch LCD screen with 230,000 pixels. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 22nd of October 2023.

The M35 has a fixed focus lens, manual film winding and rewinding, and a switch to turn flash On Off. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 22nd of October 2023.

The Yashica EZ Zoom 105 is a 35mm compact zoom camera manufactured by Kyocera. It uses a Kyocera branded 38-105mm f 7-11.5 lens. The shutter speed range is from 2 to 1 250. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 22nd of October 2023.

he Premier PC600 is a 35mm point-and-shoot camera made by Premier of Taiwan. It has a fixed-focus 38 mm f 3.5 lens. Below the lens is a switch which opens or closes the lens and viewfinder covers (it s also the on off switch of the camera). Below the built-in flash is another switch for the flash. A third shifter is the film speed selector to choose between ISO speeds 100 200 (the same switch position), 400 and 1600. Between this selector and the lens is the small window of the CdS meter which presumably has some automatic exposure control function but at least controls the low-light warning signal, a red LED by the viewfinder eyepiece, which lights when the shutter release is half-pressed. The film is advanced automatically after the shutter is released, and rewinds automatically when the end of the film is reached. The power advance is the only way to advance the film thus it s necessary to press the release button on the camera s top twice during loading, after laying in the film cassette and closing the film chamber. There is a window in the film chamber door to show the presence (and type) of film. There is a frame counter window in the top of the camera this resets automatically after the film is rewound and taken out. Above the door are the viewfinder eyepiece together with the flash ready lamp and the red low-light indicator LED which is activated by half-pressing the shutter release. The camera needs two AA batteries, which are loaded in the bottom of the camera. The grip and back of the camera are black in every example seen. The front has been seen in black, as pictured here, silver and red.

35mm 110 120 film 1960 s 1970 s 1980 s 1990 s 2000 s 2018 2019 2020 Analogue Autofocus blogs Camera Cameras Canon Digital Film Fixed-Focus Flash German Haking Half Frame Halina History Hong Kong Japanese Kodak Lo-Fi Lomo Lomography New news Nikon Olympus P S Plastic Poundland Camera Challenge Review Scale Focus SLR Toy Camera Yashica Zone Focus This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 25th of October 2023.

This is a metal and plastic Kodak 56X Instamatic Camera. The front of the camera is made of black and beige-coloured plastic. The lens is in the centre front of the camera. A small Kodak logo has been moulded out of the plastic on the bottom right, along with the words Made in England . At the top left is the model name. Above this is the shutter release button, which is a long metal strip. The view finder is in the top right corner. There is a housing on the top of the camera for a flash, which is not included in this example. There would have been a wrist cord attached to the left hand side of the camera, although only the metal attachment pin remains. The back cover release button is on the bottom of the right hand side of the camera. On the top left of the back of the camera is a small square viewfinder. The film wind-on lever is on the top right. There is a long plastic window in the middle of the back panel to check the film number. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 2nd of November 2023.

Kodak s 155X Instamatic Camera or 155X Câmara Instamatic is a viewfinder camera for 126 (Kodapak) film cartridges - one a large range of Instamatics. It was made by Kodak Ltd. in the UK, Kodak AG in Germany, and Kodak Brasileira Comércio e Indústria Ltda. between September 1971 and 1977. The only adjustment possible is by rotating the lens ring between symbols for Sunny and Cloudy Flash, which change the shutter speed. Film advance is by a combination thumbwheel with lever attached. Manufacturers Kodak Ltd. (UK) Kodak AG (Germany) Kodak Brasileira Comércio e Indústria Ltda. Production dates 1971 - 1977 Film 126, 28x28mm images Lens Kodar Viewfinder optical Flash Magicubes This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023.

The Kodak Instamatic 133 is a 126 cartridge film camera introduced by Kodak in 1968, one of a long line of Instamatics. The 133 has a flashcube socket the Instamatic 133X is similar, but is fitted for Magicubes. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023.

Instamatic 133X plastic-bodied camera for 126 cartridges 28x 28mm. Fitted with a simple plastic lens and a two-speed shutter marked for bright sun and hazy sun flash. With a direct vision optical finder and lever wind on and a magi cube flash holder. Kodak Limited 1970-1971.

Vintage 126 Agfa film cassette viewfinder camera made by Agfa in Munich (Germany) in 1972. Agfamatic 50-2 The Agfamatic 50 is part of the extended Agfamatic family and floated on the same popularity wave as the famous Kodak Instamatic. It has a very simple, plastic body and is fitted with a fixed aperture lens (f11) and exposure time of 1 40 or 1 80 when using flash. The focal range is an almost-standard 40mm. Agfamatic 50-1 It came with a plastic carying case which features a handy hand strap on the top (11 x 7 x 4,5 cm – 4,3 x 2,6 x 1,8 inch). This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023

All models are equipped with a three-element Color Apotar 6,3 27mm lens. Focus is fixed, reaching from 1,2 m to infinite. A slider on the camera’s upside allows to choose the shutter speeds, which are represented by weather symbols, or the 0 (off) position which turns the camera off and also blocks Agfa’s Sensor -style shutter release. The simple viewfinder has frame markings and a hinted close-focus frame marking for parallax compensation. Even compared to the other Agfamatic models, the rigid body is surprisingly compact for having both a winder and exposure meter – almost as small as the fully mechanic earlier models. It measures 113 (L) x 53 (W) x 27 (H) mm and weighs circa 160 g. A flash coupling exists on the right side (seen from behind the camera) for a matching electronic flash unit, which shares a connector with the disposable flip flash system. Flash sync speed is 1 50 sec. Located on the left is a standard tripod mount, pointing sideways, which was normally used for the supplied metal hand strap. The film door of all cameras can be opened if a cover above the viewfinder is shifted to the left. Two AAA (micro) batteries can be inserted if the cover is completely pulled off. An integrated winder advances the film after each exposure and also rewinds it after the last frame. Agfa manufactured the 901 series in their Munich factory in Germany.

This is the Kodak 255x Instamatic Camera introduced in 1971 and made until 1977. It was made in both Germany and England, and the place of manufacture is proudly declared right on the fron of the camera. It uses Kodak 126 drop in film cartridges. These cartridges were designed to make cameras easy enough. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023.

The Kodak Instamatic 233 is a viewfinder camera. It was built by Kodak in the 1960s (1968-1970). A Reomar 41 mm lens with a maximum aperture of f 6.6 is permanently installed in the Kodak Instamatic 233. For the exposure time, the photographer has the choice between 1 40 s and 1 80 s. This camera was obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023.

his instamatic was manufactured from 1968 to 1973 and accepted 126 cartridge film. It has a fixed-focus lens and a two-speed shutter – 1 40sec and 1 80 sec This camera obtained by Al Faraj Gallery on the 1st of November 2023.

126 manual focus viewfinder camera released by Agfa. Features a revised, rounder body that removed flash cube support in favor of Magic Cubes. Metal body available in black silver. Lens Agfa Colorstar 40mm f11 Shutter Parator, 1 40s 1 80s Size 103 x 64 x 54mm Weight 172g

Agfamatic 50, manufactured in 1972 by the Agfa Camera-Werk company in Munich, Germany. This camera utilizes Afga 126 Cassette film, has a fixed f 11, 40.6 mm lens and shutter speed of 1 40 or 1 80 when using flash. The flash type used is a disposable Magicube X flash cartridge.