Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera Reduced $99 or make an offer!
Sep 5, 2023 13:47:40 #
Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera
I purchased this a few years ago and never opened the package.
This comes complete with camera, Flash, case, and miniature tripod.
Also come with a video and all the paperwork in original packing.
Asking $99 or Best offer. I need to downsize as my Nikon kit is getting larger.
At asking price will cover shipping and insurance conus.
Nishika N8000 Review and History: From Scam to Gold (dustygrain.com)
Nishika N8000 Specs
Manufacturer Nishika
Year release 1989
Camera type Stereo camera
Film type 135 (35mm)
Lens Four fixed 30mm plastic lenses
Shutter speed Single speed of 1/60 sec.
Aperture f/19, f/11 and f/8
ISO from ISO 100 onwards
Battery 2 AA batteries
Dimensions 7 x 3 x 8 inches
Weight 916 gr
I purchased this a few years ago and never opened the package.
This comes complete with camera, Flash, case, and miniature tripod.
Also come with a video and all the paperwork in original packing.
Asking $99 or Best offer. I need to downsize as my Nikon kit is getting larger.
At asking price will cover shipping and insurance conus.
Nishika N8000 Review and History: From Scam to Gold (dustygrain.com)
Nishika N8000 Specs
Manufacturer Nishika
Year release 1989
Camera type Stereo camera
Film type 135 (35mm)
Lens Four fixed 30mm plastic lenses
Shutter speed Single speed of 1/60 sec.
Aperture f/19, f/11 and f/8
ISO from ISO 100 onwards
Battery 2 AA batteries
Dimensions 7 x 3 x 8 inches
Weight 916 gr
Sep 5, 2023 14:11:34 #
blue-ultra wrote:
Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticu... (show quote)
It would be great to see some sample personal photos taken but I see that you never used it.
Sep 6, 2023 12:50:56 #
BE KIND wrote:
It would be great to see some sample personal photos taken but I see that you never used it.
Besides if he bought it only a few years ago he would have a hard time having the film processed into 3D prints.
Sep 8, 2023 16:20:23 #
BebuLamar wrote:
Besides if he bought it only a few years ago he would have a hard time having the film processed into 3D prints.
Surely.
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