This weird cyclop looking camera Canon/Bell & Howell Dial 35 is a half frame camera from the 1960s. I inherited one from my dad who got it as a present from my late grandpa who bought it on a business trip in Japan. My dad probably didn’t run any roll through it, since he told me he did not have any photo taken with this camera. Well my dad is the type of person who ain’t into these stuffs at all, so it came as no surprise. Unfortunately, the unit that I inherited was dead. Physically it was as good as new but the battery left in the camera for tens and tens of years … leaked and the internals was damaged. 🙁 I swear that Fitzand’s gonna inherit way better condition cameras from me when I’m dead.
I eventually found this replacement some time ago, and only got to run a roll of very very long expired 12 exposure Kodak Gold thru it. It was all ultra random shots that I decided not to post them individually. Here are some of the photos that I choose to show that this camera still works great! I’ll definitely run a proper roll through it soon.
The exposure meter seems to be working perfectly! Yahooooooooo!!!
