Fisher Price Perfect Shot Pocketfilmkamera

Fisher-Price Perfect Shot

  • Manufacturer Fisher-Price
  • Type Snapshot camera
  • Type of Film 110 (Pocket Film)
  • Max Aperture ?
  • Focus Fixed focus

The Fisher-Price Perfect Shot (Blue) is a pocket film camera. It is aimed especially at small photographers. The camera was made of plastic in the 90s.

On both sides there is a handle, so that you can hold the camera well even with small hands. The shutter speed and aperture are fixed. It does not have a light meter.

Instead, a flash is built into the camera, which can be switched on as desired.
This is powered by two AA batteries (eBay / Amazon*).

The 110 pocket film format (eBay / Amazon*) is used for this. The film is rewound with a small slider on the back of the camera.

A special feature of this camera is that you don't look through the viewfinder with only one eye, but there is an opening for each eye to look through.

You should not expect particularly good quality pictures from the camera. The camera is no longer manufactured. You can still find it used for a few Euros.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Film format 110 (Pocket Film)
Picture Format 17 mm x 13 mm
Lens type Fixed lens
Maximum Aperture ?
Flash Built-in flash
Date Imprinting No
Tripod Mount No
Cable Release Thread No
Self-timer No
Power Supply 2x AA batteries
Manufacturer Fisher-Price

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ about the Fisher-Price Perfect Shot

Is this camera good for taking really nice photos?

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