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 Canon EOS 5000 888 35mm SLR Film Camera  US $49.99
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 Canon EOS Rebel GII 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only US $75.00
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 Canon AE 1 35mm program SLR Film Camera w 2 FD lens and MORE US $99.99
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 Pentax A3000 35mm SLR Film Camera Plus Assesories Working Condition US $99.99
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 Canon AE 1 35mm SLR Film Camera with FD 50mm lens kit US $75.00
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 Nikon N65 QD 35mm SLR Film Camera US $120.00
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Genuine Fotodiox DIY Lomo Camera, Lomography Twin Lens Reflex, TLR (Using 35mm 24 Exposure B&W or Color Films) Camera Kit (68 Pieces, with Detailed Instruction)) List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $14.95  |
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David Busch's Canon EOS Rebel T3i/600D Guide to Digital SLR Photography (David Busch Camera Guides) List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $18.25 |
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The Rebel T3i/600D is one of the most advanced entry-level cameras Canon has ever introduced. It boasts an astounding 18 megapixels of resolution, blazing-fast automatic focus, and cool features like the real-time preview system called Live View, full high-definition movie shooting, and an amazing new wireless flash capability... |
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David Busch's Canon EOS Rebel T3i/600D Guide to Digital SLR Photography, 1st Edition (David Busch Camera Guides) List Price: $29.99 |
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The Rebel T3i/600D is one of the most advanced entry-level cameras Canon has ever introduced. It boasts an astounding 18 megapixels of resolution, blazing-fast automatic focus, and cool features like the real-time preview system called Live View, full high-definition movie shooting, and an amazing new wireless flash capability... |
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Vintage Twin Reflex Camera - iPhone 4 or 4s Cover Sale Price: $15.99 |
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Design features a vintage twin reflex camera. Great for any photographer! Our iPhone case is designed to fit iPhone 4 and 4S models. Slim fit snap-on case allows easy access to all buttons, controls and ports... |
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Aviva AV-PF1 35mm Single Lens Reflex Camera List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $42.99 |
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? Through-the-Lens Viewfinder means you get what you see! ? "Split-Image" Focusing Screen makes focusing easy! ? 40mm f/2.8 Fixed Lens accepts 49mm Filters and Lens Accessories such as Wide-Angle or Telephoto Auxillary Lenses ? Built-In Exposure Meter with LED display in the viewfinder ? Built-in Electronic Flash with easy exposure "Flash Mode" ? Uses standard 35mm 100, 200, or 400 ISO film ? Includes Ever-Ready Case and Neck Strap ? Requires 2 "AA" Batteries, not included |
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Silver Three Dimensional Single Lens Reflex Photographer Camera Charm List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $24.99 |
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This is three dimensional hollow back traditional style charm. It is oxidized silver, darkened silver. This charm can be use for theme base charm bracelet or for necklace. This particular charm does not fit European style bracelets... |
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Mountainsmith Reflex II Camera Shoulder Bag, Black, Small List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $15.47 |
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Laminated mesh zippered pocket under lid. Rear notepad sleeve. |
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Vintage Twin Lens reflex TLR camera - 15oz Mug List Price: $18.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Vintage Twin Lens reflex TLR camera Mug is new. Why drink coffee out of an ordinary mug when an imprinted mug is so much cooler? Microwave safe, FDA approved. Image is printed on both sides of the mug... |
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Wallmonkeys Peel and Stick Wall Decals - Old Twin Lens Reflex Camera - 24"H x 16"W Removable Graphic Sale Price: $32.99 |
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WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies... |
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KIKE CALVO vintage camera collection - Vintage brown Twin Lens reflex TLR camera - Coffee Gift Baskets - Coffee Gift Basket List Price: $54.99 Sale Price: $44.99 |
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Vintage brown Twin Lens reflex TLR camera Coffee Gift Basket is measuring 9x9x4. Contains 15oz mug, BONUS free set of 4 coasters, biscotti and 5 blends of gourmet coffee. French Vanilla, Kenya AA, Decaf Colombian Supremo, Chocolate and Italian Roast Espresso elegantly presented in our signature black planet coffee gift box... |
twin-Lens Reflex camera, Rollei type?
what are the advantages of using this kind of camera comparing to ordinary Digital Camera?
how do this cameras actually work?
is it worth getting one just for primary photography, not professional?
i have done some research but all these technical terms are quite hard to understand, full and simple explanation of this type of camera is needed!
thanx so much
With so much new and improved digital stuff, it's hard to say if there is much advantage left in using film or using a Twin Lens reflex. Back in the 1950's most 135 film cameras were rangefinder cameras, with a viewfinder that let you align images from two outlets to get a good focus. The negative was 24 X 36mm. Twin Lens Reflex cameras typically used 120 film, which produced a negative 60 X 60mm. The square format didn't matter so much, because "real photographers" did their own darkroom work and could crop to rectangular format when making enlargements. Assuming the same image sharpness on the negative, bigger is better, because the negative needs less enlargement to make your print, allowing a sharper print at a given size, or a bigger print at a given quality. The TLR had a lens for taking the picture, and an interlinked one above it of the same focal length that had a mirror behind it to reflect onto a Focusing Screen. There was often a magnifier to assist in focusing. Some models could be made with interchangeable Wide Angle, normal, or telephoto two-lens sets. In its day, the twin lens reflex was considered the better camera for carefully composed shots. The lighter, smaller 135 rangefinder was easier to carry and faster to use. Single lens reflex cameras were developed, mostly for 135, but also for 120 film. The 120 SLR's could be quite expensive. A single Lens Reflex Camera has a shutter in back which is like a curtain in front of the film. It's called a focal plane shutter. There is one lens, and behind it is a mirror that reflects the image to the focusing screen. When the picture is taken the mirror flips up out of the way, the focal plane shutter opens and closes, and the mirror flips back down. This setup is very versatile for using Interchangeable Lenses, since any compatible lens is it's own composing and focusing lens. There is no parallax error--the effect of a viewing lens being at a different location than the taking lens. Parallax is a problem at short distances. It is insignificant at longer distances. The 120 SLR had the disadvantage of increased weight, bulk and cost compared to the 135 SLR. The advantage was a bigger negative. Various models of 120 SLR could take negatives that were 45 X 60mm, 60 X 60mm, 60 X 70mm, and 60 X 90mm. Notice that there is always one dimension of 60 mm. To make a camera that shoots 60 X 90mm is harder than 45 X 60mm, because of the lens that has to cover that amount of film area with good sharpness. Among the professionals, the 120 SLR was becoming the gold standard, but the 120 TLR was not quite dead. All that apparatus of a mirror flipping up (temporarily blacking out the screen) and flopping down added noise and vibration, which is more pronounced in the bigger 120 camera than the smaller 135 SLR. The 120 TLR with it's little lens shutter is simpler and quieter.
The 120 TLR Film Camera may not have much future due to competition from Digital Cameras. No one seems interested in making a digital TLR. Some of the 120 SLR's are getting a new lease on life, with models that have interchangeable film or digital sensor backs. Those cameras are VERY expensive. A few situations where film still has an edge are very long, low light exposures (where digital gets noisy), and scenes with electronic displays in them (where digital often shows moire effects).