Panasonic C-325EF

Name: Panasonic C-325EF
Brand: Compact
Price: 19000.0 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥19,000

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A simple 1990s Panasonic point-and-shoot with a wide 34mm lens, autofocus and a built-in flash.

The Panasonic C-325EF was made in Japan in the early 1990s and keeps film photography pleasantly uncomplicated. Its 34mm f/5.6 lens gives you a little extra width for holidays, street scenes and group pictures. Autofocus, automatic exposure and motorised film transport handle the technical work, while the built-in flash helps when the light gets low. Load a roll, frame the moment and shoot.

Fully tested and 2 months warranty
Gold Condition
Made in Japan in the early 1990s
34mm f/5.6 lens
Autofocus
Automatic exposure
Built-in flash
Motorised film advance and rewind
Uses 2 x AA batteries (included)
Uses 35mm film

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🇳🇱 Netherlands	1-2 days
🇩🇪 Germany	2-3 days
🇬🇧 United Kingdom	2-3 days
🇪🇺 Europe	3-5 days
🇺🇸 USA	10 days
Asia	10 days
Rest of world	10 days

A simple 1990s Panasonic point-and-shoot with a wide 34mm lens, autofocus and a built-in flash.

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Specifications

Fully tested and 2 months warranty
Gold Condition
Made in Japan in the early 1990s
34mm f/5.6 lens
Autofocus
Automatic exposure
Built-in flash
Motorised film advance and rewind
Uses 2 x AA batteries (included)
Uses 35mm film

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Why buy the Panasonic C-325EF?

It is an affordable and uncomplicated autofocus camera with a useful wide-angle lens and automatic film transport.
Yes. The camera controls focus, exposure and film transport, leaving you free to frame and shoot.
The slightly wide 34mm view suits travel, city scenes, groups of friends and everyday snapshots.
Yes. A built-in flash is available for indoor pictures and lower-light situations.
It uses standard 35mm film, which is widely available in colour and black-and-white options.