Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera - Camera

Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera - CameraManual focus folding SLR instant camera produced in 1972 by Polaroid. The SX 70 was the world's first folding SLR and introduced the integral print film technology used by Polaroid and Fujifilm Instax cameras to this day. It uses SX 70 format film. Metal body available in chrome. Lens: Polaroid 116mm f8 (4 elements) Minimum focus distance: 0. 264m Shutter: 10s 1 175s Size: 182 x 106 x 44 mm (folded) Weight: 667g

It allows the use of Polaroid Type 100 pack film

so it will meter properly on all manual Nikon cameras but won't work with the advanced program modes of later models

5 CF Macro MC BBAR (9 elements

It features interchangeable film backs

Shutter: Copal vertical metal focal plane

which came with a black lens barrel and new T* coatings

Size: 145 x 88 x 56 mm

Autofocus digital action camera released by Olympus

as well as a fine grain structure with consistent and accurate colors

Size: 141 x 113 x 82 mm

The F3 was the first professional Nikon SLR to feature an electronically controlled shutter and features the same variety of accessories found on the F and F2

Maximum magnification of 1:3