Film

The Ricoh FF-90 was a compact camera for 35mm film. The viewfinder camera had a 35mm lens, automatic film advance, autofocus and a built-in flash. This camera was also known as the FF-70 in Europe.

It's small, light and fits snugly in your hands. It's a 35mm single lens reflex camera with interchangeable lens capability--and best of all it's a Nikon. It's compact and lightweight design includes fully automatic focus and exposure controls, built-in f

This is a Ricoh FF-90 Super, an advanced and fully automatic 35mm point and shoot camera made by Ricoh Co., Ltd in 1987 The Super is a slight upgrade to the original FF-90 from two years earlier, and was very popular in it’s home country of Japan as a pr

The Canon Sure Shot Z115 is a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera with an elegant champagne gold body. It offers a powerful 38-115mm zoom lens with Super Spectra lens coating, so you can bring your subjects up to three times closer at the touch of a butto

The Spotmatic F was the last evolution of the fortunate Spotmatic line and definitely the easiest to use today thanks to the new open metering that later was "transferred" to the more famous K1000 and KM. In comparison to its K mounted successors the S