!44: Purchasing V3800n Vivitar

Friday, February 17, 2012

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Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Vivitar V3800N 35mm SLR Camera w/ 28-70mm Lens Plus Kodak Tri-X 400 TX 135-36 Black & White Film and 35mm Print Film Gold 400 135-36 (IMP) Bundle

!±8± Vivitar V3800N 35mm SLR Camera w/ 28-70mm Lens Plus Kodak Tri-X 400 TX 135-36 Black & White Film and 35mm Print Film Gold 400 135-36 (IMP) Bundle

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The Vivitar V3800N SLR Camera is a K-mount type all-manual 35mm film SLR built on a common chassis known for inexpensive reliability. Some upgrades are evident here from its predecessors, including a self-timer, a depth of field preview and the ability to shoot multiple exposures on a single frame. The venerable K-mount assures a plentitude of sharp, reasonably priced used lenses available for the camera. The shutter is operable without battery power at all speeds.

This kit is offered as a complete system, so that you're ready to start shooting right out of the box.

This Set Includes
* Vivitar V3800-2870 SLR Camera With 28-70 Zoom Lens
* Kodak Tri-X 400 TX 135-36 Black & White Film
* Kodak 35mm Print Film Gold 400 135-36 (IMP)

Vivitar V3800-2870 SLR Camera With 28-70 Zoom Lens
Kodak Tri-X 400 TX 135-36 Black & White Film
Kodak 35mm Print Film Gold 400 135-36 (IMP)

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Vivitar V3800N Manual SLR Camera with 50mm Lens & Case

!±8± Vivitar V3800N Manual SLR Camera with 50mm Lens & Case

Cosina is a "behind the scenes" Japanese manufacturer of many cameras and lenses, and have made cameras for many branded as high-end and entry level models for decades. If you purchases an SLR, or if you've amassed a collection 3rd party lenses, good chance you have something made by Cosina but didn't know it. Cosina has been making this camera for Vivitar for the past 15 years that I know of. I know because I purchased this camera's ancestor - pretty much the exact same camera and same lens, 15 years ago around 1990 for around 0 on sale at K-Mart. I have a digital point and shoot, and I like it. But, I still like film, and there's something to be said for a manual camera, which this is. And, right now there's a TON of high quality used glass in the Pentax K mount that can be had for a song on eBay. What I like about this camera over digital: 1. produces better images than a point and shoot, and about as good as a 00 DSLR for less than the cost of the lowest end digital point and shoot; 2. Mine has lasted about 15 years, still going strong. 3. Doesn't need batteries to operate (well the meter does, common watch 1.5's you can get anywhere. They last for years.), 4. doesn't require a computer, photoprinter, or software. I just drop my film off at the local lab, and they're ready in an hour... doubles for about .50. No computer required. Give the extra set to whomever, no sitting in front of a PC futzing with images in Photoshop, running out of expensive inks. Been ...