Nishika N8000

$139.00

Condition: Very good, like new. Includes carrying case that is brand new. Fresh AA batteries included.

The Nishika N8000 is a unique 35mm point-and-shoot camera designed to create lenticular “3D” photographs. Instead of a single lens, it uses four lenses to capture four slightly different perspectives at the same time. Today, it's especially popular for creating animated 3D GIFs by combining the four frames digitally—a fun and distinctive camera for experimental film photography.

Tech Specs

  • Film: 35mm

  • Lenses: 4× lenses

  • Lens: 30mm f/8

  • Images: Captures 4 half-frame images simultaneously

  • Focus: Fixed focus

  • Shutter Speed: 1/60 sec

  • Apertures: f/8, f/11, f/16 & f/19

  • Exposure: Manual aperture selection

  • Film Speed: ISO 100 recommended in bright conditions / ISO 400 in lower light

  • Flash: Hot shoe

  • Film Advance: Manual lever

  • Viewfinder: Optical

  • Battery: None required for camera operation

  • Introduced: Late 1980s

  • Made in: China

  • Notable Feature: Four-lens 3D/lenticular image system

Condition: Very good, like new. Includes carrying case that is brand new. Fresh AA batteries included.

The Nishika N8000 is a unique 35mm point-and-shoot camera designed to create lenticular “3D” photographs. Instead of a single lens, it uses four lenses to capture four slightly different perspectives at the same time. Today, it's especially popular for creating animated 3D GIFs by combining the four frames digitally—a fun and distinctive camera for experimental film photography.

Tech Specs

  • Film: 35mm

  • Lenses: 4× lenses

  • Lens: 30mm f/8

  • Images: Captures 4 half-frame images simultaneously

  • Focus: Fixed focus

  • Shutter Speed: 1/60 sec

  • Apertures: f/8, f/11, f/16 & f/19

  • Exposure: Manual aperture selection

  • Film Speed: ISO 100 recommended in bright conditions / ISO 400 in lower light

  • Flash: Hot shoe

  • Film Advance: Manual lever

  • Viewfinder: Optical

  • Battery: None required for camera operation

  • Introduced: Late 1980s

  • Made in: China

  • Notable Feature: Four-lens 3D/lenticular image system