Carena 60 MF

The Carena 60 MF is a viewfinder camera. It was sold by Photo Porst in Germany and presented in the 90s. The price for a new camera was 70 DM-Mark. Today you probably get around 5 dollar for the plastic camera.

A fixed lens is built into the camera. 29 mm is the focal length of the lens. The largest aperture available at the camera is f/3.5. The Carena 60 MF does not have an autofocus system. The focus distance is fixed.

The Carena 60 MF has a built-in exposure meter. The camera technology has automatic exposure and sets aperture and exposure time automatically. There is a built-in flash for taking pictures in low light conditions.

Films for the Carena 60 MF

The Carena 60 MF is designed for the 35mm format. Films of this format are still easy to get today and are still being developed. One option for b/w images is the Ilford HP5*. A possible film for color pictures is the Fujifilm Superia 200*. Of course, there are many more films for different shooting situations.

Color films are developed using the C-41 process, which most photo labs offer. Another advantage is that you can have photo prints made directly, for example to preserve memories of vacations or trips quickly and easily. In addition, one can digitize the negatives to save them on the computer or edit them afterwards.

Developing black and white film requires a different process than color film, and therefore offers different options depending on the film. Most professional photo labs offer black and white film development and have a wide selection of developers. However, those who want full control over the process can also do the development themselves by purchasing the necessary chemistry and supplies online.