Compact & Point and Shoot Cameras
Vintage point and shoot film cameras for easy, everyday film photography. From 35mm autofocus compacts to Kodak Brownies and 126 and 127 cameras, these are the simplest way to start shooting film.
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What you’ll find
- 35mm autofocus and fixed-focus compacts
- Kodak Brownie and Instamatic-style cameras
- 126 and 127 format cameras
- Compacts with Zeiss and other quality lenses
Good to know
- 35mm compacts are the easiest to buy film for; 126 and 127 film is rare.
- Most electronic compacts need a battery; check the type in the listing.
- Look at the photos for the condition of the lens and battery door.
Questions buyers ask
Are point and shoot film cameras good for beginners?
Yes. They set focus and exposure for you, so you just frame and press the shutter.
Can I still buy film for 126 cameras?
126 cartridges are no longer made, so 126 cameras are mostly collected rather than used.
What film does a 35mm compact use?
Standard 35mm film, which is still widely available.
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Vivitar Mini point and shoot film camera plastic light weight compact
In good used condition..
R499.00
Yellow 35mm point and shoot focus free vintage film camera with flash
In good used condition with flash..
R499.00
Rollei A26 Pocket 126 Cartridge Film Camera Sonnar 3.5/40
Made by Rollei Singapore, ca.1972-1978. This vintage, compact pocket camera uses 126 cartridge film...
R599.00