Chinon, Yashica, Elmo 3 vintage 8mm filmcamera’s: Yashica Super-8 30, Elmo 8-S Zoom Auto-Eye & Chinon 872 Power Zoom – Movie camera





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Three vintage 8mm film cameras in good used condition, tested and working: Yashica Super-8 30, Elmo 8-S Zoom Auto-Eye and Chinon 872 Power Zoom.
Description from the seller
Beautiful collection of three vintage Japanese 8mm film cameras from Yashica, Elmo and Chinon.
An interesting combination from the early days of zoom and automatic exposure technology in amateur film cameras.
The cameras are in used vintage condition with normal signs of aging and use, as visible in the photos.
- Yashica Super-8 30 – Super 8 film camera with Yashinon-S f/1.7 10–30 mm zoom lens, automatic exposure and classic metal housing. Production circa 1966–1969.
- Elmo 8-S Zoom Auto-Eye – Japanese Double 8 / dual-8 film camera from circa 1960 with Elmo f/1.8 10–30 mm zoom lens, mainspring motor and automatic exposure control.
- Chinon 872 Power Zoom – Super 8 camera from circa 1972 with bright f/1.7 7,5–60 mm 8× zoom lens, electric/manual zoom, automatic and manual exposure and fade function.
View the photos carefully, they form an integral part of the description.
Beautiful collection of three vintage Japanese 8mm film cameras from Yashica, Elmo and Chinon.
An interesting combination from the early days of zoom and automatic exposure technology in amateur film cameras.
The cameras are in used vintage condition with normal signs of aging and use, as visible in the photos.
- Yashica Super-8 30 – Super 8 film camera with Yashinon-S f/1.7 10–30 mm zoom lens, automatic exposure and classic metal housing. Production circa 1966–1969.
- Elmo 8-S Zoom Auto-Eye – Japanese Double 8 / dual-8 film camera from circa 1960 with Elmo f/1.8 10–30 mm zoom lens, mainspring motor and automatic exposure control.
- Chinon 872 Power Zoom – Super 8 camera from circa 1972 with bright f/1.7 7,5–60 mm 8× zoom lens, electric/manual zoom, automatic and manual exposure and fade function.
View the photos carefully, they form an integral part of the description.

