You too can shoot on inexpensive 35mm film!

[Luis Caffesse]

Thought some of you might enjoy this.
And yes, it's a real commercial.

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I AGREE

 

[Hawk Teflon]

@:12 ... "This is confusing!!"

Ha ha!

Yeah! Those computers are confusing! Who uses those?

Seriously, though, did they happen upon a warehouse of these and think, "Would someone really buy this?"

 

[Blade Borge]

For somebody that don't know technology he's sure got a boss desktop.


:30 and the Oscar goes to....

 

[Paul Hudson]

Everything old is new again! Only $10 the film is worth more than the camera.

 

[Batutta]

LOL...What is this film stuff they are talking about?

 

[Jawa Ex Machina]

0:43 - Share & Enjoy!

So I guess Vivitar is owned by the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.

 

[mikkowilson]

As long as I can get HD film, I'm sold.



Aaah yes...

- Mikko

 

[ryan brown]

:smiley_up Ha ha, nice :smiley_up

 

[Jawa Ex Machina]

Come back when it shoots 24fps and can use EOS glass.

 

[Nathyn]

OMG! There passing off their old freakin' cameras. Those are the old generic Vivitars you used to see in Walgreens. They found a way to market their old line of cameras as new! As much as I want to call them names and yell and scream. I must admit, it's good marketing.

-Nate