84 Results: New & Used in film camera in Australia

Film camera with extra lens for sale, can provide pictures taken with camera upon request. Camera dated from 1966 Camera is fitted with the well known Rokkor 1:14 F50 lens. In very good condition. Only thing missing is the lens cover for Rokkor lens. Easy replaced.

1957 KODAK BOX BROWIE FLASH 11 USES 620 FILM

As per photo Seem to have a linkage problem with shutter. Fires, May need film loaded?

Projectors / screens / different size old movie films available. Casablanca / Elvis / Butch Cassidy and many more. Old video camera and much more. Condition unknown $450

Polaroid Camera , in excellent condition ,used for Passport Photos , complete with 10 pacts of film ( past use by date ).

Voigtlander Vitomatic IIa (2a) 35mm Rangefinder German Camera 1960 * Type: rangefinder camera * Manufacturer: Voigtländer * Year of launch: 1960 * Film: 35mm with speeds 12 to 800 ASA * Lens: Voigtländer Color-Skopar 1:2.8/50mm fixed lens ( * f stops f2.8 to 22) * Shutter: Prontor SLK-V (with M-sync), with speeds 1 sec. to 1/500 sec. plus B (B, 80, 30, 15, 8, 4, 1, ½, ¼, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/80, 1/125 and 1/300 sec) * Meter: selenium photo cell and match-needle instrument; the pointer with the r

Polaroid EE44 Land Camera******1977 Excellent condition. Nothing broken or cracked. Original packaging and instructions.( including the warranty cards!) Film no longer available but an excellent collectors item. This was a really cool item back in the day! IF AD IS UP IT IS AVAILABLE!!! Cash and collect only.

Super RARE 1997 - THE SIMPSONS HANIMEX 35MM FILM CAMERA & BUMBAG NEW IN BOX 1997 - includes 35mm Camera, Bumbag, 35mm film, and batteries. Genuine vintage item from the 90s from The Simpsons collection. Never been opened and in mint condition from proper storage through the years. Pickup only from fairfield, chester hill, bankstown, parramatta or surrounding inner west locations in sydney.

(3) TWO VINTAGE FILM CAMERAS, Ad 3 of 4 for various vintage film cameras and accessories from the 50s to the 80s, selling as I am downsizing. Prices are individual O.N.O. for each and postage extra, or pickup from Padstow Sydney #6. Kodak Instmatic 33. Another dead common point and shoot, robust,126 cartridge camera, made in England. $5 #7. Yashica 35 viewfinder/rangefinder, the was the first Yashica 35mm camera, this example made in Japan in July 1959. Has Yashinon 1:2.8 f4.5 lens and comes wi

(2) VINTAGE FILM CAMERAS, Ad 2 of 4 for various vintage film cameras and accessories from the 50s to the 80s, selling as I am down sizing. Prices are individual O.N.O. for each and postage extra, or pickup from Padstow Sydney #4. Koroll 24-S, viewfinder camera.120 film but half frame, (24 pictures, not 12). From Bencini, Italy 1953. Has original case which has broken join at front (if you are going to display it the case won't be needed will it?) and separate flashgun which folds up into small

VINTAGE FILM CAMERAS, Ad 1 of 4 for various vintage film cameras and accessories from the 50s to the 80s, selling as I am down sizing. Prices are individual O.N.O. for each and postage extra, or pickup from Padstow Sydney #1. Minolta HiMatic SD 35mm. Japan. Great clean condition and appears to be working. Rokkor 38mm f1:2.7 lens. #2. Ricoh AF-2 SOLD #3. Kodak Brownie Flash II box camera. SOLD

The Kodak Junior II camera was manufactured by Kodak Ltd. in England from 1954 to 1959. A pocket folding self-erecting camera capable of taking 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inch exposures on no. 620 roll film. Fitted with a fixed focus Anaston f/6.3 105mm meniscus lens and a Dakon II shutter providing speeds of 1/25th, 1/50th of a second plus time and bulb. It has a metal body with a moulded plastic top housing incorporating a built-in optical view finder. It has normal wear and tear, which is indicative of

This "No. 1 Pocket Kodak" camera was released in 1926 and made until 1931. This one is most likely one of the later ones produced from 1929 as it comes with the 111mm F7.9 fixed lens. Conveniently it takes 120 roll film which is still widely available today. Many other cameras of this era use more obscure formats that no longer exist. Normal wear and tear, which is indicative of its age. Untested and sold as is. Postage options available for an additional cost. Please give us a call on 08 892

The Kodak Disc 4000 camera was introduced in the 1980s, incorporating a new version of the popular disc format film cartridges used in 110 cameras. A round disc was prepared with fifteen 8x10mm negatives for drop-in camera loading. Unfortunately, since the negatives were so small, most printed images were soft focus and unsatisfactory in quality. Eastman Kodak continued production of the camera until 1998, when their new Advanced Photo System process and Advantix cameras had been introduced to

Vintage Ensign Ranger 11 with Trikon shutter & 105mm Ensar lens with original case Canon EOS 750 film camera with 1 X 70-210mm and 1x 35-70mm Zoom photo lenses and original case All reasonable offers considered. Happy to post at buyers expense

In original leather case

The Olympus Superzoom 140S 35mm Film Camera, also known as the Infinity Accura 140, is a sleek and elegant 35mm point-and-shoot camera that debuted in 1999. Lots of great features such as a high quality 38-140mm zoom lens, advanced passive-type multi autofocus system with focus lock, programmed automatic exposure control, automatic film handling, real image zoom viewfinder, and a versatile built in flash. Powered by a CR123A battery (not included). Untested and sold as is. Postage options ava

The Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 120ED 35mm Film Camera was introduced in 2001 and has loads of great features, such as a 28-100mm zoom lens, automatic film winder for easy film handling, built-in flash with manual override for perfect lighting, auto-focus and exposure, self-timer, and red-eye reduction. It takes a CR123A battery (not included). Untested and sold as is. It's $100 in store but it's all yours for $80 when you mention this Gumtree ad. Postage options available for an additional cost. P

The Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 70W AF is a fantastic fully automatic 35mm point and shoot camera introduced in 2000. The lens zooms from 28-70mm with maximum aperture of f/5.6-10, and a macro button allows focusing down to 60cm. There is also a pop-up flash included. Power is via a CR2 battery (not included). Untested and sold as is. It's $100 in store but mention this Gumtree ad and it's all yours for $80. Postage options available for an additional cost. Please give us a call on ********1841 for

The Voigtländer Brillant is a range of pseudo-TLR cameras, and later true TLR cameras, taking 6 × 6 cm exposures on 120 film, made by Voigtländer from 1932. Famed Hungarian-Dutch photographer Eva Besnyö used a Brillant for her early work. The first Voigtländer Brillant was released in 1932. This early model resembles a TLR but it is functionally closer to a box camera, since it cannot be focused in the viewfinder. It uses 'zone-focusing' for which one has to estimate the distance to the subjec

Vintage 1970s Olympus OM-10 35mm SLR film camera. Made in Japan. It was introduced in 1979 and manufactured up until 1987. It has electronic control, automatic exposure, and focal plane shutter. It has a Tamron 58mm lens on it. Untested and sold as is. Good condition overall with normal wear and tear, which is indicative of its age. Postage options available for an additional cost. Please give us a call on ********1841 for more information, or come and check it out at our Cash Advantage store

The Voigtländer Vitoret LR camera was produced in Germany between 1966 and 1971. The LR model line featured a coupled selenium type meter which was visible on top of the camera and through the viewfinder and a coupled rangefinder with a diamond-shaped center spot. It also had a flash socket for synchronizing the shutter. ● Manufacturer: Voigtländer. ● Country: Germany. ● Years Produced: 1966 to 1971. ● Body Type: Rigid Body Fixed Lens. ● Film Type: 35mm. ● Lens Type: Color Lanthar f/2.8 50mm.

Kodak Retina 1b, Vintage 35mm Folding Camera for sale' In working condition Engraving on the top plate: Retina Ib Lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Retina-Xenar 50mm f/2.8 filter slip-on Aperture: up to f/22 setting: coupled with speeds ring according to Exposure Value system, EV 3-18; manual possible with a lever and scale under the lens Focus range: 0.9-20m inf Focusing: manual helicoid focusing, guess the distance, by a thumb handle beneath the lens-shutter barrel, with distance and DOF scales (zone

This small camera came out around 1979 and was made by the Minolta Camera Co in Osaka, Japan. It was manufactured through the early to mid 1980s. It was pretty expensive for a 110 camera, but it had a lot of features, including manual focusing and a choice of aperture settings, which were rare back then. ● Dimensions: 6.5″ (166mm) wide, 1.2″ (29mm) tall, and 2.4″ (61mm) deep. ● Weight: 283 grams (camera only). ● Focal Length: Normal 26mm, and 43mm telephoto. Similar to 52mm, and 86mm lens in 1