Description
The **Halina 1000** is a vintage 35mm film camera produced by Haking, a Hong Kong-based manufacturer, during the mid-20th century. This model was part of the Halina series, which were known for their affordability and simplicity, aimed primarily at amateur photographers.
Here are some key features of the **Halina 1000**:
– **Lens**: Fixed lens, typically around 50mm focal length, often with a basic aperture setting.
– **Shutter**: Simple leaf shutter with limited speed options, often ranging from 1/30 to 1/250 seconds, plus a “B” (Bulb) setting for long exposures.
– **Viewfinder**: Basic optical viewfinder, offering a straightforward way to frame shots.
– **Film type**: It uses standard 35mm film, which was the most common format for film photography at the time.
– **Construction**: The body is usually made from metal with plastic elements, giving it a somewhat durable feel despite its budget-friendly design.
– **Focus**: Manual focus, often using zone focusing, where users select a distance range rather than focusing through the lens.
The Halina 1000 is sought after today by collectors and enthusiasts of vintage film cameras due to its retro aesthetic and nostalgic appeal. However, its performance is fairly basic compared to more advanced models from the same era.
Note: We are just like other vintage and antique camera collectors, we buy cameras from different people and markets and places. We do not test, inspect or repair the cameras. We just sell them as we get. Please check the images and videos for better knowledge of the cameras. ONCE PURCHASED WILL NOT BE TAKEN BACK OR REFUNDED! So please check them before placing any orders,
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