Fujifilm Clear Shot Plus (~1995)

Fujifilm Clear Shot Plus (~1995)

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Características

The Fujifilm Clear Shot Plus was a lightweight compact camera taking 35mm film, introduced by Fuji in the mid-1990s. It was part of the low-priced Clear Shot series of cameras with wide-angled lenses. In some countries, it appears to have been called the Smart Shot Deluxe.

Fonte: camerapedia


Especificações

Lens: Fujinon 33mm?
Fixed focus.
Integrated flash.
Easy-loading and motorwind of DX-coded film.

Fonte: camerapedia

Full specifications from manual:
Film * 35mm roll negative film, ISO 100, 200 and 400
Picture size * 24 x 36mm
Lens * Fujinon 1:8 (1 = 33mm.)
Viewfinder * Reverse Galilean
Shooting range * 1.3 m - infinity (fixed focus)
Aperture * F/8 (Fixed)
Shutter * 1/100th of a second (fixed)
Film loading * Automatic film loading (drop-in loading), advances to first frame automatically when shutter release is pressed
Film advance * Automatic film advance with motor
Film rewind * Motorized rewinding triggered with the film rewind switch
Exposure counter * Additive, also serves as film advance indicator, turned directly by film winding and rewinding
Flash * Built-in
* ISO 100 - 1.3 m - 3 m. (4.3 ft. - 10 ft.)
* ISO 200 - 1.3 m - 4 m. (4.3 ft. - 13 ft.)
* ISO 400 - 1.3 m - 5 m. (4.3 ft. - 16 ft.)
Batteries * 2 alkaline manganese penlight batteries. Batteries provide power for taking about 400 all-flash pictures (as tested in Fuji's battery testing procedure) Ni-Cd batteries cannot be used.
Other * Slide cover equipped with safety lock to prevent shutter release when not fully open. Film confirmation window.
Dimensions * 135 x 73 x 44 mm. 175 g without batteries.

Fonte: flickr.com


Modelo


Sítios de referência

camerapedia

flickr.com


Manual


Baterias

2 AA batteries

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Hanimex 35es (~1980)

Hanimex 35es (~1980)

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Características

Hanimex 35es is a 35mm film camera from circa 1980s, distributed by Hanimex. It has similar (but not identical) external design to the Halina 160 and Halina 260, suggesting it was made by Haking.

Fonte: camera-wiki.org


Especificações

The bottom of the camera says Made in Hong Kong. It has a built-in flash and a 33mm lens. The film speed setting has to be chosen manually (the available options are 100, 200 and 400 ISO), which changes the aperture. The flash requires two AAA batteries. Film is advanced manually. It is fixed-focus. The exterior design has the benefit of making it very hard to accidentally have a finger over the lens.

Fonte: camera-wiki.org


Modelo


Sítios de referência

camera-wiki.org


Manual


Baterias

2 AAA batteries

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Fujifilm Clear Shot III

Fujifilm Clear Shot III

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Características


Especificações

GENERAL
Depth 1.5 in
Enclosure Material plastic
Camera Type Point & Shoot camera
Body Material Plastic
Manufacturer Fujifilm

CAMERA FLASH
Type built-in flash
Shooting Range 4 ft - 10 ft: ISO 100

LENS SYSTEM
Special Functions macro
Lens Aperture f/9.5
Max Focal Length 33 mm
Form Factor integrated
Min Focus Distance 4 ft
Focus Adjustment focus free

MISCELLANEOUS
Color silver
Color Category silver

VIEWFINDER
Type Real-image

POWER
Batteries Included 2

CAMERA
Exposure Range 1/100 sec
Type Point & Shoot camera
Camera Format 35mm
Max Exposure 1/100 sec
Exposure Modes automatic
Shooting Modes full auto
Film Speed Range ISO 100, 200, 400
Film Advance manual
Features manual film rewind

BATTERY
Required Qty 2
Form Factor AA type

HEADER
Brand Fujifilm
Product Line Fujifilm Smart Shot
Model III
Localization English
Packaged Quantity 1

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Width 4.8 in
Height 2.7 in
Weight 6 oz

OPTICAL VIEWFINDER
Type real-image

TRIPOD
Type none

GENERAL
Manufacturer Fujifilm

Fonte: cnet.com


Modelo


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cnet.com

Manual


Baterias

2 AA batteries

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Blackbird, fly (2008)

Blackbird, fly (2008)

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Características

Blackbird, fly or simply BBF is the name of a twin lens reflex camera which was introduced in the Superheadz Magic camera tour 2008. It's designed by Powershovel as a camera for the advanced lomographer.

Fonte: Camerapedia


Especificações

It is focusable, has apertures f11 (sunny) and f7 (cloudy), and a switch to choose between moment (1/125) and bulb mode of the shutter. It has also a hot shoe to connect a flashgun. It takes 35mm film and is available in a number of different colours including orange, red, blue, black, white and yellow. Its innovative aspect is a set of masks which can be put into the camera before inserting a film. Thus different framesizes are achieveable, from 24x24mm to a size which includes the 35mm film's sprocket holes.

Fonte: Camerapedia

Modelo


Sítios de referência

Camerapedia

istillshootfilm.org


Manual


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Blackbird, fly (2008) sample 1

Blackbird, fly (2008) sample 2

Blackbird, fly (2008) sample 3

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Ansco Micro 35

Ansco Micro 35

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Câmara gentilmente cedida por Isabel Alber

Características

Ansco was an American manufacturer of camera equipment and film in Binghamton, New York.
In the 19th century its predecessor E. & H.T. Anthony Co. was the largest distributor of photography supply in the U.S.A.. It started in 1841 or 1842 as daguerreotype gallery Edward Anthony in New York and expanded its activity becoming photography supplier in 1847. In 1852 Edward Anthony's brother Henry T. joined. In 1870 the company started making cameras. The company was the first to patent a roll-film holder that could be loaded in light.
In 1902 it was merged with Scovill & Adams into Anthony & Scovill, this name being abbreviated to Ansco. Ansco took over film maker Goodwin, photo paper maker Columbia and the American Photo Products Co.. Then it was acquired by Agfa of Germany in 1928, becoming known as Agfa Ansco (this was a productive period, resulting in many cameras covered in their own article). In addition to new imports and licensing of Agfa products, Ansco also built a new film factory, and in 1939 was renamed General Aniline & Film (GAF). With the entry of the US into WWII, Agfa Ansco was placed under control of the US "Alien Property Custodian," and by 1943 cameras were sold once again simply as Ansco. During the war years production shifted to sextants and military optical rangefinders, and ultimately it was sold as an "enemy asset".
After WWII the company reached its peak as camera maker, with a production of 2 million cameras per year. Beginning in the 1950s Ansco shifted to selling rebadged imports, made by Agfa, Chinon, Ricoh and even Minolta. In 1967 the company began selling its film and cameras under the brand GAF (General Aniline & Film). Then in 1978, Haking of Hong Kong acquired the rights to the Ansco trademark. Simple plastic cameras bearing the Ansco brand after this point are almost certainly Haking products; and typically have "twins" under the Halina and Haking names.
Ansco cameras continued to be made until the 1990s by Haking, while GAF became Anitec. In 1992 Anitec celebrated the company's 150th anniversary. It became part of a group which was taken over by Kodak. The factory in Binghamton was closed in 1998 and demolished in 2000.

Fonte: Camera-wiki.org

Especificações


Modelo

Possui a referência "Made in Hong Kong" na base.


Sítios de referência

Camera-wiki.org


Manual


Baterias

2 pilhas AAA

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