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Polaroid One Step Flash 600 Instant Camera

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Polaroid One Step Flash 600 Instant Camera
 
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Polaroid OneStep Close-up 600 Instant Film Camera.

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  • Polaroid One Step Close-Up 600 Instant Film Camera

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Don't buy used
 
Review Date: October 12, 2008
Reviewer: Terry Burrow,
I bought this camera used. I took one picture and the camera never worked again after that
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Nishika N8000 35mm 3-D Camera Quadra Lens System
 
Manufacturer: Nishika
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Since the beginning of photography, man has sought to capture the elusive "third dimension" of life in pictures. Your new Nishika N8000 35mm camera represents the most revolutionary breakthrough in 3-D photography to date. You can now enjoy 3-Dimensional photography without the need for special glasses or viewers. With the Nishika N8000 camera and processing system, you get snapshots with remarkably lifelike depth and realism you experience with the naked eye.

Product Details

  • Built-in protective lens cover.
  • Exclusive quadra lens system incorporates four precision-matched lenses to produce 3D prints that rival other 3 lens lenticular cameras.
  • Rotary film advance.
  • Film counter.
  • Film identification window.

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Enter the 3rd Dimension
 
Review Date: June 18, 2010
Reviewer: Caitlin Goodale-porter,
Well, OK...you are probably already living in the 3rd dimension, but that was the tag line for this camera. It was originally designed to take lenticular photos. The film was processed and printed in a specific way to create a print that looked 3-D. You can actually still have those types of prints made with this camera, but very few companies provide the service and the processing costs are prohibitive.

Pros: Exposes 4 half frames with each exposure and gives an Andy Warhol like effect (multiple repeating elements). Can be used for stereo pairs (1&4th frame being the strongest). Simple operation. Some toy camera like chic. Has tripod bushing and hot shoe built in. Attracts a lot of attention. Fun and easy to modify (for some ideas try Dr. Davidhazy's article [for the Nimslo, but the concepts are the same] [...]

Cons: Lackluster photographic controls. Single element plastic lenses that are barely strong enough to cover the 1/2 frame of film for which each is responsible. Expect vignetting. Far bigger than it needs to be. Fake pentaprism bump, fake LED screen, fake motor drive bump.

If you want a better lenticular camera, its time to move on to Nimslo territory. The cheap price of the Nishika N8000 camera makes it ideal to exercise your dremel tools and creativity. I predict that the Nishika will be the next big Lomography craze, so get them while they are cheap!
get a Nimslo or the N9000
 
Review Date: October 29, 2009
Reviewer: John A. Elson,
It is odd that the description of the this camera states that the N9000 is strictly point without variable aperture and shoot yet the description for the N9000 correctly points out that it **DOES** have variable aperture!

The only functional difference between this camera and the N9000 is that this camera has f/19 in addition to f/8 and f/16. f/19 is only 1/2 stop smaller than f/16 so it won't make a noticeable difference with color print film. The N9000 has f/8 and f/16 which will do just as well. The N9000 is smaller and lighter and will easily fit in many pockets. Of the two Nishika cameras, the N9000 is clearly the better choice.

Speaking of the description, this same exact wording appears on every website and most eBay listings selling this item. This makes me wonder where it came from in the first place, especially since they all faithfully repeat the flat out lie about the N9000!

BTW, the ASA 100/400 switch on the Nimslo lets you adjust the exposure 2 f stops up or down. Giving just as much "creative" control while allowing good exposure under a wider range of lighting conditions.

The N8000 was designed for ASA 100 film and the "use flash" indicator is valid only for that speed and f/8. ASA 200 film will probably result in slight overexposure, but that wouldn't matter with color print film. ASA 1600 indoors is a really bad idea. With the widest aperture being f/8, and the shutter speed fixed at 1/60, there will be many situations where light is insufficient even for ASA 1600 film, and there is no way to know unless you use a separate light meter. Using flash with ASA 1600 film would be a complete disaster!

This camera is more of a collector's item than anything else.

Polaroid One600 Classic Instant Camera

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Polaroid One600 Classic Instant Camera
 
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This is a Polaroid one 600 instant camera with a digital number display!!It works perfectly !It's physical condition is very good only minor scratches on the bottom of camera you don't really notice .Polaroid closes shut perfectly and is ver light weight!Features a botton where yoou push and the camera automatically pops up! It is at a great price !thanks for looking!

Product Details

  • Features a botton where yoou push and the camera automatically pops up
  • Digital number display
  • Case not included
  • Works perfectly looks great
  • Polaroid closes shut perfectly and is ver light weight!

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DIDN'T ARRIVE
 
Review Date: February 8, 2008
Reviewer: M. P. Spence,
Ordered
Post Office said it was successfully delivered
I never received it.
Not necessarily saying it was sender's fault... but then again this has never happened to me with anything else I ordered online.
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