The Haking Tegra AF is a 35mm snapshot camera that was also sold under the names Halina Tegra AF and Ansco Tegra AF. It is characterized by its easy operation and compact design, making it ideal for everyday use and snapshots.
The camera was produced in a factory in Hong Kong.
Technical features
The camera has a fixed lens with autofocus function, which makes it easier to handle and enables sharp images. An integrated light meter ensures correct exposuer.
In difficult lighting conditions, a built-in flash with optional fill-in flash mode supports the photographer. Power is supplied by two AA batteries (eBay / Amazon*).
The camera does not have a tripod thread. There is also no self-timer on this model.
Film selection and development
The Haking Tegra AF is designed to use 35mm film, which is available in a wide range of color and black and white variants. This means that the camera can still be used today.
Popular color films include Kodak Portra 400*, while Ilford Delta 400* is popular with black and white photographers.
Color film is developed using the widely used C-41 process, which is available from most photo labs and drugstores.
A standard 35mm film has space for around 36 exposures in 24 mm x 36 mm format. The film transport on the Haking Tegra AF is automatic using a motor.
Value of the camera
The Haking Tegra AF is a simple and budget-friendly camera aimed primarily at beginners and occasional photographers. Due to its simple technology and plastic housing, it is relatively inexpensive and therefore an attractive option for anyone who wants to take analogue photos without spending a lot of money. The camera is often available at very reasonable prices on the used market.
