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Vintage Film Camera, Dual Lens DIY TLR Camera for 35MM 135 Film, Waist Level Framing Mode, Knob Manual Film Passing, 47mm Length, 1/125 Second Shutter Speed

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About this item

  • [Versatile Performance] The camera's precision lens length and shutter speed ensure and clear images at 1/125 second. adjustable aperture settings allow for creative flexibility.
  • [Easy to Use] Enjoy the of changing 35mm film negatives and reusing the camera multiple times. the manual knob and waist-level framing make photography a breeze.
  • [Lasting Memories] Take a journey back in time with this abs film camera, for photo enthusiasts who appreciate the of classic photography.
  • [Exquisite Design] With two lenses for capturing images and framing, you can compose shots from waist height and reminisce the charm of black and white photography.
  • [Fun Diy Process] This vintage film camera not only captures great photos but also allows you to assemble it yourself, providing a unique and enjoyable experience.


Product Description

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Vintage Film Camera, Dual Lens DIY TLR Camera for 35MM 135 Film, Waist Level Framing Mode, Knob Manual Film Passing, 47mm Length, 1/125 Second Shutter Speed

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[Lasting Memories] Take a journey back in time with this abs film camera, perfect for photo enthusiasts who appreciate the legacy of classic photography.


[Easy to Use] Enjoy the of changing 35mm film negatives and reusing the camera multiple times. the manual knob and waist-level framing make photography a breeze.


[Exquisite Design] With two lenses for capturing images and framing, you can compose shots from waist height and reminisce the charm of black and white photography.

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1. DIY Use: This vintage film camera it not only takes great photos, but also gives you a fun process of making your own do it yourself camera. It not only takes great photos, but is also one that you get to build yourself!


2. Easy to Assemble: The process of assembling the camera is not only fun in itself, but it can be an amazing experience for you to finally understand the exact function that each part ultimately performs when taking photos.


3. Dual Lens: There are two lenses, one for capturing photos onto film and the other used as a viewfinder for framing, the main advantage of this is that you can compose your photos from waist height.


4. Quick Photo: Pull down the photo puller to take you back to the days of black and white photos from the last century and reminisce about the good old days.


5. Compatible Film: Compatible with 35MM 135 Film Negative, you can change the film at any time and the camera can be reused many times. Easy to install and use for your photos.



Spec:


Item Type: Film Camera


Product Material: ABS


Compatible Film: 135 Film (35MM Film)


Lens Length: 47mm/1.9in


Shutter Speed: 1/125 Second


Aperture Value: 6 (When Open), 12 (When Closed)


Film Passing Mode: Knob Manual


Framing Mode: Waist Level Framing



How to Use:


Please refer to the electronic document manual for details



PackageList:


1 x Front Cover Plate


1 x Rear Cover Plate


1 x Left Cover Plate


1 x Right Cover Plate


2 x Lens


1 x Viewfinder


2 x Threaded Bracket


25 x Screw


1 x Movie Rewind Knob


32 x Other Connecting Components




Camera Dad
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024
I got this camera because I wanted to mod it for different frame formats (square and half-frame, mostly). I was expecting it to be really terrible, but assembly went much better than I thought. I had to sand/grind down a few plastic pieces for better fit, but the parts were mostly decently trimmed. I planned to 3D-print new gears for the film advance to accommodate the different formats, but the system is so basic, I really don't think I'll need to do that. I think I just need to note where on the dial the little arrows line up for the different formats. The biggest negative is that the tripod mount is not 1/4"-20 as is standard. It is M6-10 (I used an Ikea bolt to test this). I haven't taken any photos yet, but I fully expect light leaks and other lo-fi artifacts, but that is part of the reason I purchased this camera in the first place.