The Revue 900 AF Multi is a point-and-shoot-camera and was sold by the German photo retailer Foto Quelle. It dates back to the late 1980s and was built by Chinon. The Japanese camera maker produced a similar model under the name "Chinon Auto 3001".
The 35 mm camera comes with a fixed lens. 35 mm is the focal length of the optics, which is composed of four elements in four groups. The maximum aperture is f/2.8. The lens is focused by autofocus. There are 16 focus zones and an automatic mode for close-ups. The close-up focusing distance of the lens is 60 cm. When the camera is not in use, a sliding door protects the glass from damage.
The photo camera is equipped with a built-in light meter. It is designed for films with a sensitivity of ISO 50 to ISO 1600. The film speed is determined by the DX code. If the DX code on the cartridge is missing, a value of ISO 100 is set. The aperture and exposure time are set fully automatically by the 35mm and cannot be fixed.
There is a built-in flash for low light photography. The Revue 900 AF Multi has a self-timer and a tripod socket. The self-timer takes the picture after ten seconds of pressing the shutter button. A CR P2 battery (eBay / Amazon*) is responsible for the power supply.
Films for the Revue 900 AF Multi
According to the instruction manual, the Revue 900 AF Multi is designed for 35mm format. 35mm film is still readily available today and is developed by most photo labs. A nice choice for color images the Kodak Portra 400* and for B&W images the Ilford Delta 100*. Both films are produced by two well-known manufacturers and deliver exceptionally good results. They are wonderful for shooting on vacation, weddings, and in nature.
