Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera

thanks, it was really in good condition and im ejoying this

Incredibly disappointed and feel very scammed by this seller. The camera did not come in a factory sealed box, as described in the listing, and was not accompanied by any accessories. The front of the camera is missing the labels for the exposure settings. I do not know if this camera works. I paid $250+ for a camera that is essentially worth $50 without the OG packaging + accessories.

works as expected and is fun to shoot!

Camera was a ton of fun to use and I had a few rolls of film turn out great - however, the film advance lever completely broke after 10 rolls. I take very good care of all my cameras and I insist this was not from my operation - I’m disappointed because when trying to buy a used Nishika, I thought based on reviews and description that this one would be in great condition (especially at this price point). This is not the case.

This camera is awesome. You can look into your pictures when you get prints and make wiggle gifs when you get digital files. I take it everywhere because the images you get are so much more interesting than anything you could get digitally. I have had to order a second one, however, because the parts are a little cheap. But what do you expect for under $20? This thing is so fun that if my current one breaks down, I'm just buy another again.

I absolutley love this product, it came with a manuel in 5 languages and it works great! I'm very happy plus it has a great price.

The shutter button can never be pressed since the first moment I received it. I took everything apart and it seems it's already broken inside.

EDIT: After owning this camera for about a year, I decided to kick it up to 3 stars instead of two. While I still stand by my original review (unedited, below), I feel that shooting with this camera at least provides some entertainment. The results are not particularly moving, but they are unique. Also, the original review was written prior to coupling this camera with a flash on the hot shoe, which has also influenced me to change my rating. This camera is unique - for several good reasons and a number of lousy ones - but again at this price, it's cheap enough to splurge on for nothing more than curiosity's sake. It's grown on me, despite its shortcomings.One last item for the edit: this camera does feature a frame counter - not a given in the toy camera market, but definitely necessary for a camera that shoots double-wide.ORIGINAL REVIEW:When I bought this camera, I made the decision based on two factors: first, the diminutive price, and second, the fact that it used plastic lenses. I was hoping to have a camera which achieved a good lomo effect without dropping a lot of money (I believe most toy cameras to be highly overpriced). The results I got from this camera were lackluster and not particularly outstanding in any way.This camera is a behemoth, covered in chintzy false-features (like the fake LCD and its non-existent pentaprism), but the camera itself feels fairly solid. The drive on this camera is a thumb crank, and all the batteries do is control a light sensor which flashes red if your lighting is too poor. Also, the battery lights an LED on the front of the camera to indicate that the battery is working, which I feel is dangerously close to useless.That said, after shooting a roll of film with this camera, the results I got were not attractive. I was expecting vignetting and soft focus but got neither. The pictures had no character. There was nothing remarkable about them, other than the film grain.I have decided to perform some modifications on this camera to help make it at least somewhat more useful, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's not much fun to shoot with, and it's even less fun to carry around.