Jing
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It's $10 at Samy's Camera. Is it disposable??? I would think a 3D 4lens camera would cost much more than $10 lol.
http://www.samys.com/product_detail.php?item=10500
http://www.samys.com/product_detail.php?item=10500
What is this Nishika N8000 3-D Camera?
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roberts2424
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RE: Camera
RE: Camera
It looks a lot like the old 35mm Nimslo camera that was marketing in the U.S. by Timex Corp.
RE: Camera
It looks a lot like the old 35mm Nimslo camera that was marketing in the U.S. by Timex Corp.
I might just have to buy one of those.
This seems to fit into the category of "toy cameras." There is a cult-like following for cameras like this, and honestly, they are tons of fun. Lomo has made a few with trick lenses.
My favorite is the Holga. It's all plastic, including the lens, and runs about $20. It shoots 120 medium format roll film, and really has a fantastic texture to the images. It's unpredictable, since each lens has its own artifacts. Mine has a very nice, hazy vignette. Lots of Holga enthusiasts own several, since the lenses are each so different. You do have to doctor them a bit for light leaks, though some folks leave them in. I highly recommend Ilford HP5 monochrome.
I'm interested to see what this 3-D camera can do.
This seems to fit into the category of "toy cameras." There is a cult-like following for cameras like this, and honestly, they are tons of fun. Lomo has made a few with trick lenses.
My favorite is the Holga. It's all plastic, including the lens, and runs about $20. It shoots 120 medium format roll film, and really has a fantastic texture to the images. It's unpredictable, since each lens has its own artifacts. Mine has a very nice, hazy vignette. Lots of Holga enthusiasts own several, since the lenses are each so different. You do have to doctor them a bit for light leaks, though some folks leave them in. I highly recommend Ilford HP5 monochrome.
I'm interested to see what this 3-D camera can do.
Rick Meyer
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