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Nishika N8000 35mm 3D Film Quadra Camera No box Unused

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Item specifics

Condition
New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is ...
Country/Region of Manufacture
Japan
UPC
0045105068005
Brand
Nishika
Type
Point & Shoot
Format
35 mm
Focus Type
Fixed
Color
Black
Model
N8000
MPN
N8000
Item Weight
2.2lbs.

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Product Information

Add a new dimension of realism to photographs with the Nishika N8000. Featuring the standard 35mm lens this Nishika film camera gives a reliable picture quality just like you expect. This 35mm camera gives flexibility to choose between three aperture settings to get the right results every time. Thanks to its well-thought-out design, this Nishika film camera does not need any special glasses or viewers. This vintage 35mm camera looks good so you can take it wherever you go and it will be looked on with admiration. The dashing Nishika N8000 contains focus-free lenses that will take your mind off the repetitive zoom in and zoom out so you can click instantly without losing the perfect shot.

Product Identifiers

Brand
Nishika
MPN
N8000
GTIN
0045105068005, 0999998342998
UPC
0045105068005, 0999998342998
Model
N8000
eBay Product ID (ePID)
78874493

Product Key Features

Color
Black
Format
35 mm
Type
Point & Shoot
Focus Type
Fixed

Dimensions

Item Weight
2.2lbs.

Additional Product Features

Film Type
35mm
Camera Type
Point & Shoot

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  • Top favourable review

    Excellent Collector Piece

    This camera turns heads. Most of my friends are into photography and when they saw this camera they were all salivating. Most photographers have their own collection of cameras that they will not get rid of so when they see something unique they will add it to that collection, This Camera fills the bill and then some.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: pickersparadise4190

  • Unique 3-D prints are in demand

    The bad: This is 1988 technology, and Snap-3 in Canada is the only place to have the 3-D prints made. The developing and prints are a bit expensive, and there is also a long lead time to receive the prints. Allow a month to receive the prints. The Good: The prints are quite unique. Everyone has positive comments on them. You do not need special glasses to view the 3-D prints. I bought this type camera because it is easy to get models to pose for these unique prints, and they and their friends ask for them! I'm the only one in the area doing 3-D, so I get lots of referrals. No one has balked at the pricing of the prints, and it is the very best advertising I have for my studio. I prefer the N8000 to the N9000 because it has a sturdier body.

  • Just a Toy

    Purchased out of simple curiosity. Would classify this as a "Toy" camera. Although there are still followers of these types of cameras out there, this was a short lived fad around the 80's that quickly faded in the general overall populous. In fact I read where there were lawsuits involved on deceptive advertising practices for some of these types of cameras. Most likely, there are probably still tons of these sitting around in boxes in warehouses somewhere getting moldy. Not many film processing labs processed these types of prints and don't know if there are any labs that still perform this specialized type of print processing. If there are, I suspect it would be quite pricey. The prints were processed 3D layered prints that gave the appearance of motion ...

  • Nashika on Display

    I bought this camera for two reasons: It was inexpensive and it was unusual. I study different cameras to see what has gone before the current products and to see how specific features have been implemented in various cameras. The purchase served the purpose of teaching me about the 3D cameras and it is an inexpensive conversation piece with other photo enthusiasts. It is not a practical purchase since film developing is gradually disappearing from local stores and the photographs can only be produced by a single company in Canada at a fairly steep price. I own two of these cameras and will not purchase another one unless I sell these cameras at a profit. As a curiosity, it is nice. It is an unusual display item in s photography themed decor or a camera museum.

  • You might buy it as a colector's item, but it's useless otherwise!

    If you are a collector and wish to add this camera to your collection, it might be worth buying. If you are thinking of buying it for actual use there are a few things you should consider: #1 Consumer Lenticular printing is no longer available, so you can't use it for it's original intended purpose. #2 Half frame printing typically costs more and takes longer so making half frame stereo cards with it is not very practical. #3 The fixed shutter speed and 2.5 f stop aperture adjustment makes it unsuitable for slide film except under a very narrow range of conditions, and many high quality stereo cameras are available on eBay for less than $100. #4 There are many other lenticular cameras available and most of them are more reliable and take better pictures. Now, ...