View Full Version : Superheadz Demekin Fisheye Test Drive
karlosamson 01-26-2009, 01:48 PM I got myself a Superheadz Demekin recently, a plastic toy camera with a fisheye lens thst uses 110 film. This is what it looks like:
http://travelomo.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/demekin1.jpg
Here are some test shots, taken around Eastwood, using a Fuji 200 110 cartridge. Scans by Digiprint:
http://travelomo.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/shadowy.jpg
Shadowy Figure
http://travelomo.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/fountain3.jpg
Fountain Fisheye
http://travelomo.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/crosswalklow.jpg
Crosswalk Low
Some observations and other shots may be found at www.travelomo.com (http://travelomo.com/2009/01/26/demekin-test-drive/)
daniel go 01-26-2009, 10:08 PM You can post these at the lomo thread :) Nice shots :)
Rafi Uy 01-26-2009, 10:51 PM Where were you able to obtain this gear? Local or Abroad?
TIA
otep_benavides 01-26-2009, 10:57 PM @rafi, my friend jill sells this at their shop. their website is here (http://www.ohshoot.us/cameras.php)
Dean Ang 01-26-2009, 11:07 PM @rafi, my friend jill sells this at their shop. their website is here (http://www.ohshoot.us/cameras.php)
Their TLR is very cool! :)
karlosamson 01-27-2009, 11:05 AM @rafi
yes, they do sell Demekins at Oh Shoot! they also sell the film at 80 bucks a pop, asa 200 24 shots expired.
there's a camera there by the same manufacturer called the "Blackbird, Fly" and it is absolutely SICK (in the superlative sense of the word). It's a TLR made almost entirely of pretty colored plastic that uses 135 film. I WANT!
http://assets.gearlive.com/blogimages/blackbird-fly-camera-1.jpg
karlosamson 01-27-2009, 11:07 AM You can post these at the lomo thread :) Nice shots :)
Daniel, coming from you, that's such a great start to my day =) Thanks!
denmark.yuzon 01-27-2009, 11:47 AM @rafi
yes, they do sell Demekins at Oh Shoot! they also sell the film at 80 bucks a pop, asa 200 24 shots expired.
there's a camera there by the same manufacturer called the "Blackbird, Fly" and it is absolutely SICK (in the superlative sense of the word). It's a TLR made almost entirely of pretty colored plastic that uses 135 film. I WANT!
http://assets.gearlive.com/blogimages/blackbird-fly-camera-1.jpg
wow... cute... how much is it?
karlosamson 01-27-2009, 11:49 AM wow... cute... how much is it?
You Shoot! sells the Demekin for 2500 i think.
karlosamson 01-27-2009, 11:49 AM wow... cute... how much is it?
They sell another type of Superheadz 110 camera (not fisheye) for 1k.
denmark.yuzon 01-27-2009, 12:06 PM You Shoot! sells the Demekin for 2500 i think.
the blackbird TLR i mean.. hehe..
karlosamson 01-27-2009, 12:24 PM the blackbird TLR i mean.. hehe..
PhP 6,100 i think. thereabouts.
jhedcrisostomo 04-11-2009, 03:17 AM @rafi
yes, they do sell Demekins at Oh Shoot! they also sell the film at 80 bucks a pop, asa 200 24 shots expired.
there's a camera there by the same manufacturer called the "Blackbird, Fly" and it is absolutely SICK (in the superlative sense of the word). It's a TLR made almost entirely of pretty colored plastic that uses 135 film. I WANT!
http://assets.gearlive.com/blogimages/blackbird-fly-camera-1.jpg
wow, i want this one as well. i have a yashieca TLR that looks pretty much this one if it's not antiquated. Though it uses 160.
Jefrey Jacob 04-11-2009, 05:05 AM wow, i want this one as well. i have a yashieca TLR that looks pretty much this one if it's not antiquated. Though it uses 160.
160 film? or 120? i think some yashica models accept 220 film pa and other format.. yashica is a true TLR and much better than that plastic psuedo TLR. it's not really a TLR. but if you really like it get one. :) i'm interested with your yashica TLR. let me know what model and if you are willing to sell. :Grin:
Nathaniel Salang 04-11-2009, 09:18 AM 160 film? or 120? i think some yashica models accept 220 film pa and other format.. yashica is a true TLR and much better than that plastic psuedo TLR. it's not really a TLR. but if you really like it get one. :) i'm interested with your yashica TLR. let me know what model and if you are willing to sell. :Grin:
Why is it "not really a TLR"? Just curious. Thanks.
Jefrey Jacob 04-11-2009, 01:06 PM Why is it "not really a TLR"? Just curious. Thanks.
hi nathaniel.. check the specs. actually its a scalefocus cam..
Blackbird, Fly camera features:
• Colors: Blue, Black, White, Red or Orange
• Lens: f7 33mm/ photo lens
• Shutter speed: 1/125
• Aperture: f7 (cloudy) f11 (fine weather)
• Focus: Visual distance estimated measurement (0.8/1.5/2/2.5/3/4/5/10/∞)
• Weight: Body/210g., Case/ 130g.
• Film type: 135 (35mm) film
• Camera type: 35mm twin lens reflex
• Formats: Normal (24x36mm), Square (24x24mm), Full (no frame)
• Manual: Japanese
hmm. only 2 apertures? toy camera marketed as twin lens reflex..even lubitel isn't a true TLR but thats another story.
got this from APUG.org
"The viewfinder is a bit strange. It doesn't seem to have a mirror and groundglass, but something like a prism, and what you see in the finder is a kind of circular image, like a big version of the finder on a P&S camera, but with a 90-degree prism in it, so you look down instead of straight on. I guess it's like a larger version of the 90-degree finder on the Yashica T4s, but it's got a focusing lens."
Rolando Ballesteros 04-19-2009, 11:11 PM hi nathaniel.. check the specs. actually its a scalefocus cam..
Blackbird, Fly camera features:
• Colors: Blue, Black, White, Red or Orange
• Lens: f7 33mm/ photo lens
• Shutter speed: 1/125
• Aperture: f7 (cloudy) f11 (fine weather)
• Focus: Visual distance estimated measurement (0.8/1.5/2/2.5/3/4/5/10/∞)
• Weight: Body/210g., Case/ 130g.
• Film type: 135 (35mm) film
• Camera type: 35mm twin lens reflex
• Formats: Normal (24x36mm), Square (24x24mm), Full (no frame)
• Manual: Japanese
hmm. only 2 apertures? toy camera marketed as twin lens reflex..even lubitel isn't a true TLR but thats another story.
got this from APUG.org
"The viewfinder is a bit strange. It doesn't seem to have a mirror and groundglass, but something like a prism, and what you see in the finder is a kind of circular image, like a big version of the finder on a P&S camera, but with a 90-degree prism in it, so you look down instead of straight on. I guess it's like a larger version of the 90-degree finder on the Yashica T4s, but it's got a focusing lens."
...and they are smaller than a real TLR. I just held one this afternoon at a shop. Its light and plasticky but really looks cool especially the matte black one. Couldnt figure out how to focus unitl i read about it just now.
Id like to get one but when I asked for the price (HKD 890, about P5300+), you could get a real TLR (Yashica) for the same price on Ebay.
Rolando Ballesteros 04-19-2009, 11:13 PM btw, anybody here tried the Golden Half? I also curious about it.
:Shock:
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