Ricoh TF-900 Automatic

The Ricoh TF-500 or TF-900 is a late 80s compact camera with autofocus and a 35 mm lens, switchable to 70 mm through a button on the top. Its electronics are quite advanced for its time, with an information-rich LCD on the top, indicating number of exposures available, if the film is a DX coded one (and, if so, what speed), and if exposure compensation has been activated. It has a continuous shooting mode, a self-timer and a backlight compensation button.

The viewfinder indicates focusing zone using three symbols, a trait shared with the early generations of autofocus cameras but later abandoned. The date-back version was called the TF-500D/TF-900D. A rather hefty accessory 2x teleconverter, the TC-105, was also offered. (Not offered at DFS).

Specifications:

- Lens: Ricoh 35-70mm f/2.8-5.6 (4/8 elements in 3/6 groups)

- Film speed settings: 64-1600 ISO

- Shutter: 1sec. to 1/500 sec

- Film Winding: Automatic

- Flash: Built-in

- Weight: 300gr

Comes with the following:

- Strap

- Original pouch

Condition:

- 5/5

- All electronic functions are working

- Clean viewfinder

What you still need:

- 1x CR P2 Battery

- 35mm film

The camera in the photos is the camera you are purchasing. Example photos taken with this camera can be seen below. Film used: Fresh Fomapan 100