Pentax P50 DATE SLR Film Camera This is an SLR camera that uses film. Due to long-term inactivity, the camera's electrical and electronic functions are no longer functioning. The camera's exterior and lens functions are completely intact. It's ideal for camera collectors. Lens: ZOOM MACRO 1:3.5 - 4.5, f=35 - 70mm, 52mm The camera case, strap, flash, and UV filter, as shown in the photo, are included. *****AI Overview The Pentax P50 is an automatic film SLR camera released in the mid-1980s. It features a plastic body and large LCD. It's a manual focus (MF) camera powered by two AA batteries. It marked the beginning of the P series and offered a variety of exposure modes, including Program, Shutter Priority, and Aperture Priority. It uses DX-coded film, has a manual film advance lever, and features a K-mount lens for excellent compatibility. Its relatively low price and excellent performance make it a popular choice for mainstream film cameras. Key Features Battery: Uses two AA batteries. Lens Mount: Pentax K-mount (additional functions supported with KA-mount lenses). Focus: Manual focus (MF). Exposure Modes: Two program modes, shutter priority, aperture priority, and manual modes. Design: Retro-style black plastic body with large LCD. Film: Recommended for DX-coded film. Manual lever advance. ***** $120 cash.
