Camera Traders

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A normal used camera store in Victoria, BC Also available on World Wide Web at www.camera-traders.com

ebay screenshot: "Functional; It works properly. The light meter isn't working."
Super 8 image of two children pushing an old metal bike near a playground. Image is very high contrast, with very limited detail and blocky colours.
A person standing in front of a parked truck and Airstream-style trailer on a road near a traditional wooden church. Big mountains and trees in the background. Scanned on Nikon Coolscan.
Bunch of people standing on a hillside near some mountain goats, scanned with a Nikon Coolscan.
RCMP Musical Ride scanned with a Nikon Coolscan.
A Magnasonic "slide scanner"
Ren Ng, Lytro original CEO and founder, holding a Lytro camera. While he was a researcher at Stanford, Ren Ng was photographing a friend's daughter and noticed, "it was incredibly difficult to focus the image properly and capture her fleeting smile in just the right way." After completing his Ph.D, Ng decided to use his experience in light field research to "start a company that would produce light-field cameras that everyone could enjoy." The company was originally named Refocus Imaging, before launching as Lytro.
Very Good condition. No damages, one dent top cover right side and top cover on the prism. Camera it has normally wear and scratches for this condition. Camera clean.
Threads message screenshot reading "I thought they were an American company due to not having a french website option..."
Market Square's outdoor "Summer Of Soccer" seating area with dozens of chairs (all empty) and a big TV in the background. It's cold and rainy and no one's here.
Kodak Starflash box with a photo featuring a young girl in a pink and white dress. She is seated on the floor, rubbing the chin of some sort of fluffy toy dog with a hairless face, who appears to be reacting to her touch with a laugh. One of its long ears is bolt upright.
A black and white photograph of an old CRT TV, which is showing a soccer game.
A sign that says "Watch Soccer Here" in front of the Market Square fountain.
Photograph of a box of 4x5 Kodak Tri-X Pan 320 on a white background
Close up image of feature descriptions on the side of a monopod box. The first, near a picture of the leg locks, reads “SPIKED SPILED”; the second, near a picture of the monopod’s foot, reads “ADJUSTABLE SPICED TIPS”
A dark, blurry picture of the Mona Lisa in the Louvre. The wall behind is a mottlled grey. The camera has added a date in pixelated ornage text at the bottom right corner: “05/14/2010”
A copper plate with pewter vine-handled plate, on a wooden surface, covered in golden medals with red, white, and blue ribbons.
A Fuji W126 battery standing on end on a grey surface. The serial number on the side facing us reads "MEHGAPEW"
the blue hours liz bentley June 4-20 2026 The Vault Gallery 750 Fairfield Road Victoria BC opening reception June 4th 5-8pm THE VAULT GALLERY gallery hours Thursdays 5-8 pm Saturdays 1-4 pm
Photograph of a poster. The poster features a predominantly red image of a long-haired person pointing a lens at the viewer. Text reads "VICTORIA! Support indie film Saturday Night. 7:30PM at the Vic" The logo for the film "LUCID" is in the bottom right. At the very bottom of the poster, text reads: "PUNK MUSIC + COOL FILM + LOCAL TALENT + VINTAGE FASHION. LUCID was made in Victoria and is being distributed across Canada this weekend!"
This is a scratchy black and white photograph of a white geometric pattern on a black background. The bottom edge of the image is black, cutting off a part of the artwork being photographed.
A digital camera image. A road stretches from the foreground to the middle distance with rocky hills on both sides; a yellow arrow sign on the right side advises drivers to turn left, as the road swoops behind the rocky hillside. Beyond, framed by the foreground hills, an unusual, compact seaside landscape of lagoons, inlets, and three different kinds of bridges, with a rugged hill jutting out of the otherwise flat ground.
A box of 35mm Kodak Portra 100T on a blue background. The box is yellow with a purple section on the right side. "Tungsten 100T" is written vertically on the purple section.
A Polaroid Time Zero Supercolor film pack with a $9.99 price tag from BEST Products, with a colourful pair of pink and purple triangles advertising a Pan Am promotion: "Fly Free On Pan Am!"
A rectangular black box stands upright in 3/4 perspective next to a roll of Kodak Gold 200 film, which is only a touch shorter. The top of the black box has four silver buttons; the edge visible from this angle is coloured grey, with a keyhole-shaped opening for what is likely the viewfinder.
A real 8x10 large format camera on an orange background. Text reads "Some things are worth the wait" and "Soon"
An obviously AI generated simulacrum of a camera. Lens is misshapen, nonsensical front panel nubbins, a string appears to be holding up one of the tripod head controls.
Photo of two zines on a wooden tabletop. The covers are plain black with white writing. One reads "GENTE DE ARBOL," the other "THE VILLAGE."
green filter
A promotional graphic depicting a cozy ghost with a big pink bow on its head, holding a pink teacup. The background is light grey and adorned with scattered flowers. Text reads: "Spring-O-Ween April 25, 10 to 4, A Halfway to Halloween Market, Market Square, Lower Level."
A promotional graphic advertising the "soft opening" of Elsewear, a clothing store. The image displays a selection of pants and tops on a black background. Text reads: "soft opening 560 johnson street #110 12-7pm"
Photograph of the front cover of a Gossen Super Pilot light meter instruction manual. A woman in what looks like an intimate Chinese resturant lights her cigarette on the candle set on the table before her. Nearby, a tray with a personal-size bottle of champagne and a flute; in front of her on the table, a bouquet of additional cigarettes are presented in a brass-topped dispenser.
dried rubber crackling off a camera body in big chunks
ebay item description screenshot: "Appearance: Our camera is overall clean and showing very little signs of major wear. PLEASE NOTE the faux rubber has dried and is falling off camera body."
Photoshopped image of a Minox B camera resting on a hand. The camera appears to be approximately 20-30 centimetres long and several centimetres thick.
A Carlton Candid Camera with its back removed, showing typical spaces at each end for 127 spools, plus a third compartment tucked away next to the gate which contains an unexposed roll of 127 film.
A Saturn V crawler-transporter. Via https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/20-may-1969/
A close-up photograph of a stylized line drawing of a horse head and neck, similar to a chess piece. The head is facing left; a shape representing a mane follows the top of head and back of neck. The drawing is about 6mm tall, engraved into a black metal surface, and filled with green paint.
Simpsons screenshot from the “New Kids On The Blecchh” episode. Carl and Lenny hanging out near a mailbox. In the background, a man leans out a building’s window and yells “Hey you! Buy a Charmera!”
A rectangular black plastic camera, just over twice as wide as it is tall, withr a protruding viewfinder centred on its top section. The lens, centred on the body, is flanked by leather-style pebbling on the body. It sits on its packaging box, which provides more information about the camera's technical specifications: "Film: 120 color or black/white", "Frame size: 6x12(CM)", View Angle: 120º"
A Canon Speedlite 600EX II-RT next to a Nikon Speedlight SB-910. The rear panel control layouts are virtually identical.
In real time, an Agfa digital camera starts up, showing an AGFA graphic, which goes to a black screen with a little clock in the corner, followed by an image very slowly building from top to bottom on-screen, as though it's being transmitted with a modem (except faster)
The screen on an Agfa digital camera showing the "Format Card?" dialog, with an image of a Smart Media card bearing an x-eyed frowny face. Framerate slowed 10% to make the slowness of the graphics drawing more evident.
Avro Arrow via Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_Canada_CF-105_Arrow
A person in a white-spotted blue blouse is sitting in a wood-panelled room. They are wearing an orange, blue, and white handkerchief over most their face and a straw cowboy-style hat on their head. Another person with a black hat peeks out from above their right shoulder.
View inside a lens showing speckling, streaking, all sorts of little crystal and line structures.
A slightly crumpled box of Fuji Superia 1600 (RIP)
A beige plastic camera with a rectangular rear surface to accomodate Polaroid peel-apart film. A truncated pyramid shape extends forwards, with a front panel at the end. A black-framed lens sits roughly in the centre of the panel; the surface, which is styled with translucent lenticular plastic, has a red nameplate on its bottom edge which reads "BIG SWINGER 3000"
Clip from article that reads in part “Do you regulrly capture high-quality photos in RAW format to expand your photo library?”
One fragment of a mirror, plus a bonus shard of glass, on an orange cloth surface.
A screenshot of a photography website's "Editor's Picks" section. The editor's pick is a blonde woman in a bathing suit splayed sexily upon a white sand beach.
An everready 15V battery held by thumb and forefinger in front of a yellow and white patterned backgrund. On the battery, the motto “for longer life!”
A post from Japan Camera Hunter: Help please Two stolen Leica lenses in Canada . If you see these please contact me! Help please! A Two stolen Leica lenses. Summilux 50mm 1.4 ASPH s/n 4588530 Summilux 35mm 1.4 ASPH FLE s/n 4696782 If you see these lenses please contact me. Thieves suck.
Close up photograph of the rear element of a camera lens shot through with cracks.
A hand holding a coreless spool of 16mm film which is labelled with a piece of masking tape that says "Ginger Coffee"
The lighting company's Threads account keeps replying to people's comments with pithy quips and assurances. "Real photographers, real light, real tools. Al doesn't replace that." "Totally hear you. This is about real photographers, real light, and real tools. That hasn't changed." "We hear you. Real photographers, real light, real tools. Workflows may shift, but craft and the tools behind it don't disappear."
Photograph of “Trash City” poster on a window. The poster reads “TRASH CITY” in a serif font, above a wide angle pinhole image of the Gyro Park octopus. Below, dates from the exhibit (Feb 7-22, 2026) Opening (Feb 6, 7-9pm) and gallery hours (Saturday & Sunday, 12-4). The Arc.hive logo is in the bottom right, with its address given as 770B HIllside Ave.
Close up of the top of a Nikon 35Ti showing the Nikon Analog Display System (NADS)
A photograph of the box for a Dixons Jupiter 177 camera flash. It is red with white writing, except for "Dixons" which is in yellow font. A line drawing of the enclosed flash is on the bottom left corner of the box.