MoMA Design Store 35mm Film Fisheye Lens Camera

MoMA Design Store 35mm Film Fisheye Lens Camera
Miss the old days of shooting film? Now you can hands-on bring back the beauty and rich color of 35mm film with this compact camera. Not only does it have a wide-angle view and stunning fisheye barrel distortion, but it also adds a bulb setting for long exposures, a switch for multiple exposures on the same frame and the ability to fire both a hot shoe flash and a built-in flash. A budding photographer, artist, graphic designer, camera collector or traveler? No matter which one describes you, you can marvel at the true fisheye viewfinder and all the possibilities for endless photography creations! 
 
What You Get

Fisheye 35mm film camera Lens cap Hand strap Soft cover book Instructional insert Manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty

MoMA Design Store 35mm Film Fisheye Lens Camera

Features

Multiple exposure switch

Use for two, three, or more shots on the same frame

Long exposure

Use B switch for night time and low-light shots

Fisheye lens

For even more shining, colorful and crispy shots

Close close-ups

Lets you get really close The closer you get to your subject the more interesting they become

External fisheye viewer

Offers "what-you-see-is-what-you-get"

Japanese fisheye lens

More sensitive to light, better focus and crisper colors pictures

Specs

Model #947 Manual rewind mechanism Fixed focus Lens focal length 1/2" Aperture F8 Shutter speeds: 1/100, "B" Fixed focal length Shooting modes: Normal, Multiple Exposure, Bulb Exposure control: Fixed and Bulb Focal range 2" - Infinity Standard hotshoe and built-in flash Uses AA battery, not included Detachable optic view finder Multiple exposure button Silicone strap and lens cap  Soft cover book with tips and tricks for fisheye photography

The Basics

Measurements:	4-1/4"L x 2-3/4"W x 4-1/4"H
Weight:	Approx. 8 oz.
Material Composition:	Mold injected plastic with metal and electronic components
Film:	35mm, not included
Battery:	AA, not included
Country of Origin:	China

Notes

• This camera uses 35mm film. This camera has a manual rewind mechanism. Before opening and exposing the film to any light, rewind the film manually. When developing, take the camera in its entirety to a local film developer. Make sure the local film developer takes the camera/film into their photo dark box to remove the film from the camera to ensure the film is not exposed to light.