Multiple-exposure Three-frame Camera
Multi Lens Film Cameras Disposable Camera Developing Near Me
Company Code: RGJ020
Film type: Standard 135 film
Format: 36x24mm (full frame)
Lens: 28mm fixed focus
Shutter: 1/100s
Aperture: f/9
Focusing range: 1.2m - infinity
Camera body size: 120x32x80mm
Weight: 180g
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Multi Lens Film Cameras Disposable Camera Developing Near Me
A stylish and playful grid camera from Korea, bringing fresh photography concepts to life. Compact and portable, it fits easily in your pocket. With no restrictions on focus, aperture, or shutter speed, simply press the button to split your photos into multiple frames, capturing dynamic sequences. Perfect for capturing playful babies and beloved pets at home—shoot spontaneously whenever inspiration strikes, preserving every joyful moment! This is not a disposable camera. Fully manual operation requires no batteries or flash, using standard 35mm film that can be developed at any photo lab. Multiple shooting modes deliver an ultra-dynamic experience:
1. Hold the camera steady to photograph still subjects
2. Mount the camera to capture moving subjects
3. Rotate or move the camera while shooting still subjects
4. Rotate or move the camera while capturing moving subjects
Color
Inspiration begins with vision. We've crafted multiple exclusive colorways for this checkered camera, designed to infuse your creative process with personality and vitality. Whether you prefer calm, fresh, or gentle tones, there's always one that will become your perfect inspiration companion.
Instructions for Use
Want to quickly master how to capture stunning grid-style masterpieces with this camera? We've prepared a clear, intuitive feature guide just for you. The diagram below will walk you through the entire process step by step—from loading film to using the camera—guiding you to experience the unique charm of matrix imaging.
Film Selection
The essence of photography starts with film selection. We have carefully chosen professional-grade films for this streamlined disposable camera. Below you will find their key specifications and visual characteristics. From richly saturated classic negative film with wide exposure latitude, to nuanced black-and-white rolls full of narrative atmosphere—each variety helps transform transient moments into unique compositions of light and shadow.
Customized Services
Our cameras support comprehensive OEM/ODM customization. We can tailor the appearance, packaging, and included accessories to your brand needs, including but not limited to: imprinting your logo, customizing body colors, designing exclusive packaging, and configuring accessory kits.
FAQ
Q1: What defines a "multi-grid camera"?
This specialized film camera creates divided compositions within a single frame. Each shutter activation captures multiple independent images simultaneously. These are recorded on one negative—producing instant grid-based artwork without digital editing.
Q2: What film type does it require?
It uses conventional 135 format (35mm) film. For best results, we recommend ISO 400 speed film.
Q3: How is exposure consistency maintained across frames?
Multiple independent lens modules work in unison. Their precision-calibrated optical systems ensure even lighting distribution. We strongly advise shooting in abundant natural light.
Q4: What creative approaches work best?
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Motion sequencing: Deconstruct movement across consecutive panels
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Subject exploration: Present variations of a single theme
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Modular patterning: Assemble separate frames into unified designs
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Temporal studies: Capture evolving scenes at different times
Q5: Are the lenses interchangeable?
No. This camera features an integrated optical system. The multi-lens array is permanently fixed during manufacturing.
Q6: How is film loaded and unloaded?
The process matches standard 35mm cameras:
Open the back compartment and insert the cartridge
Thread the film leader onto the take-up spool
Close the cover—automatic advancement begins
After shooting, rewind fully before removal
Q7: Any low-light shooting suggestions?
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Stabilize using a tripod
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Select high-sensitivity film (e.g., ISO 800)
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Activate extended exposure mode when available
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Avoid capturing rapidly moving subjects
Q8: What maintenance is recommended?
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Gently remove dust with a soft brush
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Clean viewing windows using optical-grade wipes
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Refrain from alcohol-based lens cleaners
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Always remove batteries before extended storage
