Simple Hanimex 35WF

The All - Weather Companion The Hanimex 35WF

Point and shoot style 35mm camera from the 1990's. The 35WF was designed for the casual photographer who wanted a camera that could handle trips to the beach or the mountains without the stress of complicated settings. Here are It's standout features.

Sharp 38mm f/4 Lens :

This model features a 38mm f/4 lens, which is slightly wider than a standard lens, making it exellent for landscapes and group  shots.  The f/4 aperture Is fast enough to provide a small amount of background blur In the right lighting.

Focus - Free Operation :

Like many camera's In this class, It Is a fixed - focus or focus free system. This means the lens Is permanently set to a specific distance so that everything from abot 4 feet to infinity Is sharp.

Built - In Flash With On/Off Control :

Unlike some budget camera's that fire the flash everytime, the 35WF features a dedicated sliding power switch. This gives you the creative freedom to turn the flash off for natural light "lo fi" shots, or turn It on to fill In shadows on a sunny day.

Manual Film Advance :

The 35WF uses a classic thumbwheel to advance the film and a manual rewind crank. Because It dosen't use a moter to move the film, the two AA batteries only power the flash, meaning they can last for dozens of rolls of film before needing a change.

Protective Integrated Lens Cover :

The camera features a sliding cover that protects the glass when not In use. On many Hanimex models, this slider also acts as a shutter lock, preventing you from accidentally taking a photo while the camera Is In your pocket or bag.