35mm Film Point & Shoot Camera Kit | Nimslo 3D + Roll Of Expired Film, Canon Flash

An amazing and unique camera that can be used to create striking 3d wobble-effect images!

The Nimslo is a lenticular stereo camera produced and released commercially in the early 1980s. The camera’s body is 137×74×43 mm (W×H×D) and weighs approximately .7 lbs. Most of its functions are fixed: The Nimslo has fixed focus and fixed exposure. The flash is not built-in. Instead, the Nimslo has a hot shoe for attaching a flash. Using 35mm film in 135 film format cartridges, the Nimslo can produce autostereoscopic prints, three-dimensional images that do not require any glasses or special equipment to view. To produce the 3-D prints, the film must be sent to a lenticular printer for processing. The camera works by snapping four conventional, two-dimensional photographs simultaneously, with each of its four lenses. Each image is 18 mm wide and 22mm high. There are two images in each conventional 35mm frame, meaning that 18 3-D prints can be made from a roll of 36 exposures (the photographs themselves are 3.5×4.5 inches). Each of these images differs only very slightly in perspective so that, when spliced together, they form one 3-dimensional photograph. This is achieved through a special printing process. The Nimslo uses a LED to put a green dot in the exposed film, which serves as a guiding point for the printer. At the special lenticular printer, the images are cut into vertical strips and spliced together, then laminated underneath a lenticular sheet containing prisms.

This Nimslo is in beautiful condition & comes with a Canon Speedlite flas for low light situations.

It comes supplied with a roll of expired 35mm film for that extra vintage look, so you're ready to shoot as soon as it arrives.

Tested & in full working order. Returns accepted within 14 days if there is an issue with the camera.

*NB - Roll of film included may differ from that shown.