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1 comments about Fujiilm Instax MINI 7s White Instant Film Camera with Cheki film 10pack (10picture X10).

1. This is the next best thing to having a real polaroid. It takes fun little pictures and is extremely easy to use. The only weird thing is the shape, it doesn't really like to stand up and all off the other sides are round so it rolls around a little. Great for that vintage photo look.

1 comments about Blackbird Fly 35mm TLR Twin Lens Reflex Camera - Black with Blue Face.

1. This camera is very nice, mine is in black. It's all plastic so i would have given it a 5 star rating if the price wasn't so high. The camera is easy to use, and it makes shooting fun. I recommend using an ISO of 200 in normal daylight to afternoon shots. The camera runs 35 mm so it's easy to have developed. The only cons are that you can't judge focus through the lenses, just by estimating distance, but with such a small F/: of 7 and 11 most shots will come in clear. If you like taking pictures and would like a new approach this camera is the key.

5 comments about Lomographic Supersampler Camera (Dark Blue - Designer Box Included).

1. It is fun, it looks usual, it is cool...I get lots of fun in it. The only thing I'm gonna point out is the texture of the surface, too easy to get dirt on it, I bought 3 weeks ago, it already looks like I bought for 6 month. This is the only thing I feel it is not good.



2. WTF!? This item went from $35 to $50 overnight!? Doesn't seem like it's worth more than $35 to me. From the reviews I've read it sounds like it's not the most reliable and well made camera, more of a fun novelty item. 50 bucks!!?? come on Amazon!! Looks like I'm gonna have to take it off the wish list for my birthday that's coming up...how dissapointing.



3. This camera is so much fun! The quality is not that great but that's ok! it's a toy! The pictures come out so interesting! I suggest using a lot of natural light and a faster film speed. Btw, be careful of the pull that winds the film. The thing feels like it could snap and break. Other than that, an awesome alternative to photography.



4. This little critter is a Blast! LOTS of fun. You will need to buy your film in five packs, it's that much fun to shoot with. Hopefully your SuperSampler will last through all five rolls! Mine died after only three rolls run through it. I sent it back to the Lomographic Folks and was pretty promptly sent a new one at no charge.
   
   Nice Folks, Nice Camera. No Complaints.
   
   Catalog under "insane fun" department and keep an eye out for a used one ($50 for the new ones, Ouch!).
   
   Good Luck With Yours ... I carry mine with me on all trips.



5. This camera is alot of fun and has yet to break on me [I am on my 3rd roll in it]. The rip cord to advance the film is a lot of fun, just be careful and it shouldnt break. I did not get too many shots out of my first roll b/c I thought inside lights were bright enough but no go. :/ With bright light though you get awesome shots [it really is different then just putting four separate shots next to each other].
   I would have to say I really do love my Holga CFN though but this camera is such a different feel! Definitely worth having :)

3 comments about Holga 120fn Medium Format Fixed Focus Camera with Lens and Built-in flash.

1. The product here is even less reliable and more chintzy than the product description suggests, but that's a good thing: the idea here is that you don't quite know what you're going to get. It'll often turn even the most banal snapshot into something interesting. Not a good introduction to medium-format, though; start with a pro camera and pick this up for fun.



2. The Holga has quite a reputation preceding it. And it is a very cool camera. My first experiences (this is before the prints come back... cross your fingers!) are a really mixed bag. actually loading 120 film wasn't as tedious as I thought it would be (its only slightly more complicated than a standard 35mm camera) and the use of the thing is dead simple.
   
   What is difficult though is figuring out the quirks of your own camera. Mine had a shutter issue at first in which the shutter plate (the shutter is simply a disc with a hole cut into that springs into position when you push the shutter) was actually rubbing against the shutter housing, so it was essentially stuck on "bulb" mode. Fortunately, all you need is a "0" size mini- philips head screwdriver and you can get right to the shutter mechanism and bend the flimsy piece of metal.
   
   Update: the Holga experience was a bust for me. The thing was frustratingly inconsistent in simply just taking pictures (which, due to its simplicity was supposed to be a virtue). At this point, I've deconstructed the whole thing and am going to take the lens and mod it for use on my Rebel XT. You really need to accept a certain level of risk that you will get a total dud. And with that in mind I would recommend the most basic Holga without even a flash if you're going to "take the plunge".



3. Okay, buy this if you want a fun, low-quality, inherently do-it-yourself, medium-format film experience. Whew, that's a lot of qualifiers!
   
   What you get here is a simple 120 camera, with a simple flash, and possible light leaks. You should be prepared to futz with the camera, seal up light leaks if you don't want them, adjust the shutter, etc.
   
   My suggestion if you're interested is to use this with B&W film, develop the film yourself, and scan the resulting negatives onto your computer. That way you get the best of the film world, the emulsion and the processing, along with the ability to actually use the resulting pictures.
   
   This is definitely not for everyone. Know that you want an "artsy" camera before buying.

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1 comments about Fujifilm ZoomDate 125EZ 35mm Camera.

1. My wife purchased this camera from Focus Camera aka [...]. It was to be a birthday gift from her to me. I was born around the Christmas holiday, so like some smart shoppers, she ordered the camera in late November. Unfortunately she misunderstood what it was I wanted and bought the wrong type of camera (I wanted a SLR). Within 3 weeks of my birthday I contacted Focus Camera about the misunderstanding. After some discussion, they agreed that I could return the camera for credit. Unfortunately they don't have what I want. Bottom line, my wife is out [...] and I have a camera I don't want. NOTE: I assume the camera is a good camera. I never even took it out of the box. My problem issue is with Focus Camera. There was fine print in the returns window at purchase that said she only had 14 days to return item. Be sure to read the fine print before completing your purchases.

1 comments about 10 Pack Soft White Rose Wedding Disposable 35mm Cameras In Matching Gift Boxes- 27 Exposures Each- With Matching Table Tents.

1. The item was sent on time. A+ for that. The cameras are decent but you can't expect much from these types of cameras. I loved the design, they went well with the wedding. Thanks!

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