![]() ![]() Have you used a Photura? Let us know in the comments below. The lens offers a surprisingly wide f/2.8 when shooting at 35mm, closing down to f/6.6 when zoomed in.Ĭanon wasn’t being entirely original with this design as the likes of the Chinon Genesis, Yashica Samurai, and Ricoh Mirai all preceded the Photura, though the Photura was the first (and only?) camera to decide on this placement of the flash, and none of the others seem to come close in terms of the lens. Sitting somewhere between a point-and-shoot and a bridge camera, it has a 35-105mm zoom lens and the built-in flash - placed where no other flash has been placed before and probably since - is said to be quite powerful.Īs George Muncey of NegativeFeedback explains in this short video, the resulting images are impressive and it seems that Canon didn’t cut too many corners when designing this experimental camera. Though not the absolute top-tier, this is a professional camera, and as such it needs to accommodate professional lenses. It weighs a little more than 20oz, and it has a nice meaty grip. If your camera has a rewind crank or knob on the left hand side, you will see it turning. ![]() Try winding the camera on push the shutter button first if it refuses to. Introduced in 1990, this bizarre device went under a couple of different names: the Epoca in Europe, the Photura in the U.S., and rather wonderfully, the Autoboy Jet over in Japan. The EOS 7, also called the EOS 30 / 33 or the Elan 7 in some markets, is a thick, bulbous camera. Its an easy mistake to make: getting a hold of a camera, popping the back open, and finding a film already loaded (and, consequently, ruining a good part of the film). ![]()
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