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Samsung Evoca 140S

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  • Brand: Samsung
  • Name: Samsung Evoca 140S
  • Sales names: Samsung Vega 140 S
  • Type: Snapshot camera
  • Type of Film: 35mm
  • Focal length: 38 mm - 140 mm
  • Maximum aperture: f/4.6
  • Focus: Autofocus
  • Shutter speeds: 1/400 s to 1/3 s, Bulb
  • Flash / Flash connection: Built-in flash

The Samsung Evoca 140S is a point-and-shoot camera. It was developed by Samsung and presented in the 90s to the public. The Samsung Evoca 140S was sold under the name “Samsung Vega 140 S” outside of North America.

The lens of the Samsung Evoca 140S is fixed. The name of the lens is “Schneider-Kreuznach Varioplan 38-140mm Auto Macro”. The zoom range is 38mm to 140mm. The widest aperture is f/4.6 at 38 mm and f/12.2 at 140 mm. Focusing of the lens is done by a built-in autofocus system.

Photography is made easier by the built-in light meter. The light meter was designed for films with a sensitivity of ISO 50 to ISO 3200. The correct sensitivity is determined via the DX code on the film cartridge. Exposure settings are set automatically by the Samsung Evoca 140S.

The camera has a Bulb setting. In this mode, long exposures of 1 to 60 seconds are possible. There is a built-in flash for low-light photography.

To the right of the viewfinder is a panorama lever that crops the top and bottom of the image in both the film chamber and the viewfinder. On the top of the Samsung Vega 140S is an LCD screen that displays a comprehensive selection of information, such as the number of frames captured.

The available shooting modes and settings are extensive: auto, portrait, sports shooting, step zoom, snapshot, interval shooting, landscape shooting, continuous shooting, self-timer, red-eye, delayed shutter, macro, tungsten light shooting.

The 35mm camera weighs in at 230 grams. The camera requires one CR 123A battery (eBay / Amazon*). These types of batteries are still easy to get today.

Films for the Samsung Evoca 140S

The Samsung Evoca 140S is loaded with 35mm film. 35mm film is still made and will develop without issue at most photo labs. One option for color images is Agfaphoto Vista 400* and Ilford Delta 400* for black and white photos.

The color film is a color negative film and is developed using the C-41 process. This is offered by almost every photo lab. For example, you can take your films to most drugstores for development.

Technical datasheet

Technical specifications of the camera
AttributeSpecification
Type of CameraSnapshot camera
Film format35mm
Film transportAutomatic
Film transport mechanismMotor
Picture format24 mm x 36 mm
Focal length38 mm - 140 mm
Widest aperturef/4.6
Zoom functionYes
FocusAutofocus
Exposure times1/400 second to 1/3 second, Bulb
Bulb modeYes
Light meterYes
Supported film speedsISO 50 to 3200
Auto DX (Film sensitivity)Yes
Exposure modesProgram automatic
Manual exposure settingsNo
Date imprintingYes
Panorama functionYes
FlashIntegrated flash
Flash modesRed-eye reduction
Cable release threadNo
Self-timerYes
Power supply1x CR123A battery
Weight230 Grams

FAQ about the Samsung Evoca 140S

Is this camera easy to use for a beginner?

Yes, the Samsung Evoca 140S is a point-and-shoot camera, meaning it's designed for simplicity. It has automatic settings for most situations, making it very user-friendly, even for those new to photography.

What kind of film does the Samsung Evoca 140S use?

It uses standard 35mm film, readily available at most camera stores. You can choose from color negative films or black and white films for various effects.

Does this camera have zoom?

Yes, the camera features a 38mm to 140mm zoom lens, allowing you to capture images from various distances. The zoom is built-in and is controlled by a lens mechanism.

How does the camera focus?

The Samsung Evoca 140S has an automatic focusing system, making focusing on subjects easy and quick. You don't need to manually adjust the focus settings.

What type of battery does the snapshot camera need?

The camera operates on a CR123A battery. These are relatively easy to find in most electronics stores, usually sold in packs.

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