Presenting: The Blackbird, Fly
A new TLR has been unleashed on Japan. A plastic beast that takes 135 film; The Blackbird, Fly.
These little toy cameras are the latest thing to come from Japan. Well... there are only available in Japan at the mo, for ¥12,600 (about $127, £75 or €94).
Like the 35mm Holga back, it comes with different mattes, allowing you to take the classic TLR square images. 3 masks allow; standard 24x36 - for portrait shots, 24x24 - for small square images, and full frame - 36mm high and completely exposing the sprocket holes.
It can be used with the regular top-down view, or to achieve better landscape shots, rotated 90 degrees for use with a viewfinder.
The photos I've seen from it all look quite good, for a 'toy' camera. I really need to brush up on my Japanese and fly over there and try one out.
Stats
Focus - 0.8m - infinity
Aperture - f7 and f11
Focal distance - 33mm
Shutter - 1/125
Features
Bulb/Normal modes
Hot-shoe
Tripod mount
That's all I can get from my very limited Japanese, if you're better than me - http://www.superheadz.com/bbf/index.html translated it yourself.
Labels: bird, black, blackbird, fly plastic, japan, retro, tlr, toy camera
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