Nikon N8000s Cameras

Nishika N8000 35mm 3-D Camera Quadra Lens System Model: N8000 SKU: 233877384M Manufacturer: NISHIKA Condition: New Long considered the ugly duckling of the consumer lenticular cameras, the Nishika is now in high regard as the most versatile of the breed, because the camera features three aperature settings, unlike other lenticular cameras, which are only point and shoot cameras. And now as technology is making personal lenticular print making possible and affordable, there is a rush to get a camera or two before the price of a lenticular camera catches up with this new demand. FEATURES: * Exclusive quadra lens system incorporates four precision-matched lenses to produce 3D prints that rival other 3 lens lenticular cameras. * Uses standard 35mm color print film - ISO/ASA 200 for outdoors or 1600 for indoors. * Built-in protective lens cover. * Ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hands. * Rotary film advance. * Film counter. * Standard flash shoe * Easy to use variable aperture for optimal exposure control. * Film identification window. * Very light weight compact design for maximum portability.

Amazon Sales Rank: #1590 in Camera & Photo Brand: Nishika Model: N8000 Dimensions: 4.00" h x 8.00" w x 2.00" l, 3.00 pounds Built-in protective lens cover. Exclusive quadra lens system incorporates four precision-matched lenses to produce 3D prints that rival other 3 lens lenticular cameras. Rotary film advance. Film counter. Film identification window.

The best feedback June 5 found this review helpful. Entering the third dimension by Goodale-Porter Caitlin Well, okay ... which are probably already living in the 3rd dimension, but it was the tag line for this camera. Originally designed to make lenticular images. The film is printed specifically to create an impression that was seen in 3-D. You can actually still have that kind of pictures with this camera, but very few companies offer the service and processing costs are prohibitive. Pros: Exposes four tables and a half with each exposure and provides an Andy Warhol effect (several repeated elements). Can be used for the stereo pair (Fig. 1 and 4 is the strongest). A simple operation. Some, like toy camera chic. Has tripod socket and built in shoe raises a lot of attention. Fun and easy to change (to treat some ideas Dr. Davidhazy article [the Nimslo, but the concepts are the same] [...] Pros: lackluster photographic controls. Single element plastic lens that are barely strong enough to cover the frame 1 / 2 movie for which each is responsible for Wait vignetting. Much bigger than it should be. Bump pentaprism False, false, LED screen, fake bump the drive motor. If you want a camera lens better time to switch to Nimslo territory. The low price of the camera Nishiki N8000 is ideal for carrying your Dremel tools and creativity. I predict that the Nishiki is the next big craze Lomography, so get them while they are cheap! 4 of 5 people found this review helpful. or get a N9000 Nimslo John A. Elson It 'strange that the description says that this device is strictly N9000 point without variable aperture and shoot again the description of N9000 correctly points out that ** not ** have variable opening! The only functional difference between the unit and the N9000 is that this device af/19 than f / 8 and f/16. f/19 is just 1 / 2 stop less than f/16, so it will not make a noticeable difference with the color, the N9000 films af / 8 and f/16, as well. The N9000 is small and lightweight and fits easily into many pockets. Nishika two cameras on the N9000 is clearly the best choice. Speaking of the description appears, the same exact text on any web site and lists the most eBay sales of this article. I wonder where it comes first, above all, because they repeat all the faithful to the flat on the N9000! BTW, can the 100/400 switch on the ASA NIMSLO you stop the exposure by 2 f adjust up or down. Enter as many "creative" control and allows a good exposure in a variety of lighting conditions. The N8000 is designed for ASA 100 film and "use flash" indicator is only for the speed and f / 8 ASA 200 films will probably lead to slight over-exposure, but that's not a question of color print film. ASA 1600 in the house is a very bad idea with the further opening of f / 8 and shutter speed to 1 / 60, there will be many situations where the light is insufficient, even for 1600 ASA film, and no way to know, unless you use a separate light meter. Using a flash with 1600 ASA film would be a complete disaster! This camera is more a collector's item than anything else. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. By Marcus cold Camera Lytle fun .. Very nice pictures .. gotta google to find out who she is still processed. If you have something legitimate to have a digital wish. This is more a toy .. See all 3 reviews ....