On the left is an image captured on the camera using Kentmere 400 but on the right is an approximation of the view in the finder from a crop of my smartphone taken at the same spot.

And like disposables these feel good cameras to take into situations you might not take a decent camera. crop factor of most Canon APS-C sensors as it’s about the same (although true half frame has a a x1. As part of the merger, Agfa obtained the Rietzschel camera works in Munich from Bayer, and badged all Rietzschel products with its Agfa rhombus. Agfa incorporated UCA in Bremen which became a camera factory, and later also Iloca and Staeble to enhance production capacity.So, whether you are using a Reusable or Disposable here are some tips to get the best images out of them: How To Get The Best From Your Reusable Film Camera. Photos that we can only see after they are developed but that we can touch, stick, cut or even give away. Notably Lomography produce a few models notably the LC-A wide and Diana Mini that offer it as an option.

PhotoBite is a team of photographers, filmmakers, photo-journalists and tech geeks with the intention to inform and inspire, providing a pathway through the creative process and ultimately furnishing image-makers with the information, knowledge and tools needed for their creative journey, be that 1 or 24 frames per second. I’ll exclude Lomography Diana Mini from that as it just takes quirk and then hangs a left making it even more lo-fi. Like the full frame it comes with wrist strap and velour feel soft bag as well as some paper instructions. CameraWorld is acting as a credit broker offering finance products from Omni Capital Retail Finance Limited.The camera is compatible with both colour and black and white 35mm films of various ISO speeds - ISO 200, ISO 400 and ISO 800. I doubt it would last a decade or two with heavy use but I certainly would expect to more than a dozen rolls through this. Lupus Imaging [4] is another licence holder of the name AgfaPhoto, they produced the Vista line of 35mm color film that are Made in EU, by Ferrania. In 1925, Agfa was one of the companies that merged to form Interessen-Gemeinschaft Farbenindustrie (IG Farben), a huge corporation covering many dye, photographic and associated industries. We put a roll of AgfaPhoto APX 400 in one of these cameras and took it out around Dulwich Park in South London.