The Revue Pocket 10 is a pocket film camera. The pocket film camera is a product of Foto-Quelle and was sold by the West German mail order company under its house brand. The private label brands were usually sold at a lower price than the established competition with their well-known brand names.
The Revue Pocket 10 is a camera with a fixed lens. Here, the focal length is fixed and cannot be changed. The aperture is also not adjustable and the exposure time is unchangeable. The camera does not have a built-in light meter. Additionally, there is neither a zoom nor a flash or flash port.
Thus, it is not possible to influence the image detail or lighting in any way with the Revue Pocket 10. The camera is thus limited to the essentials and only offers the possibility to press the shutter button and take pictures.
Films for the Revue Pocket 10
What films are needed for the Revue Pocket 10? You have to buy pocket films for the camera. Pocket films are being remanufactured today and are easy to get via the internet.
Lomography offers a selection of different pocket films. One possible film for color images is the Lomography Tiger 110*. A possibility for B&W images is the Lomography Orca 110*.
Color film is processed using the C-41 process. The C-41 process is offered by almost every photo lab, but not every lab offers development of 110 film.
The area of the Revue Pocket 10 negatives is 13 x 17 mm. The photographer must manually advance to the next image.
The camera is no longer in production. The price of a used copy depends on its condition and functionality. However, the camera is not worth much anymore.
