Cameras
Vintage film cameras sorted by type, so you can go straight to the kind of camera you want: 35mm SLRs, rangefinders, compacts, medium-format and twin-lens reflex cameras, folding and box cameras, instant cameras and cine cameras.
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What you’ll find
- 35mm SLR and rangefinder cameras
- Compact and point and shoot cameras
- Medium format, TLR, folding and large format cameras
- Box, instant, sub-miniature, stereo and movie cameras
Good to know
- Each type page lists cameras from every brand; use Shop by Brand to see one maker only.
- Check which film a camera takes: 35mm and 120 are easy to buy, 127, 620 and 126 are not.
Questions buyers ask
Which type of film camera is best for a beginner?
A 35mm SLR or a compact is the easiest start: film is easy to buy and they are simple to use.
What is the difference between an SLR and a rangefinder?
An SLR shows the view through the lens via a mirror; a rangefinder has a separate viewfinder and focuses by lining up two images.
Also browse: 35mm SLR Cameras, Rangefinder Cameras, Compact & Point and Shoot Cameras.