- What Is a Disposable Camera + Should You Get One?
So, what is a disposable camera? They are probably the first thing people think of when they hear film…
- Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 Battery + Film Camera Review
The Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 doesn’t chase cult status like the fixed-lens Stylus Epic. Instead, it quietly became one of the most practical everyday film cameras Olympus ever made.
- Nikon L35AF Battery + Film Camera Review (Pikaichi)
The Nikon L35AF looks simple on the outside, but the moment you fire the shutter and see your photos… you get it. It’s one of the only ’80s point-and-shoots I see consistently working 40+ years later. Not because it’s pampered… but because it’s solid.
- Minolta Weathermatic Dual 35 Battery + Film Camera Review
The Weathermatic Dual 35 was Minolta’s “do everything” compact… waterproof, sand-proof, kid-proof, and able to switch between wide and tele with a button. It’s basically the ’90s version of a GoPro, just with that classic 35mm charm.
So, what is a disposable camera? They are probably the first thing people think of when they hear film…
The Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 doesn’t chase cult status like the fixed-lens Stylus Epic. Instead, it quietly became one of the most practical everyday film cameras Olympus ever made.
The Nikon L35AF looks simple on the outside, but the moment you fire the shutter and see your photos… you get it. It’s one of the only ’80s point-and-shoots I see consistently working 40+ years later. Not because it’s pampered… but because it’s solid.
The Weathermatic Dual 35 was Minolta’s “do everything” compact… waterproof, sand-proof, kid-proof, and able to switch between wide and tele with a button. It’s basically the ’90s version of a GoPro, just with that classic 35mm charm.