Vivitar 'Ultra Wide and Slim'

The following shots were taken with a Vivitar Ultra-Wide and Slim.

This is a cheap plastic camera I've been able to find in thrift stores

for under $3. Photos were taken in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.

This is a fixed focus, fixed shutter speed, fixed aperture camera with

a plastic 22mm lens. It just shows what can be achieved with a cheap

camera.

Film used was Kodak High-Definition 400.<br>

<p>First shot is entitled "Yellow Building Series #1":

<p><img

src="http://members.cox.net/mcsparron/Photos/Yellow-Bldg.jpg"></img>

<p>Second shot is entitled "Old Awning":

<p><img src="http://members.cox.net/mcsparron/Photos/Awning.jpg"></img>

<p>Third shot is entitled "Radiator Shop":

<p><img src="http://members.cox.net/mcsparron/Photos/Radiator.jpg"></img><div></div>

Is this a new camera, or used camera? If new, what stores are you seeing it in?

I've seen these at Thrift stores before... my favorite is the Ansco Panorama Pix. It has a 20mm lens and crops off the top and bottom of the frame for a faux panorama look... takes great pictures...

Ansco Pix Panorama lens is 25mm not 20mm.

Great shots. I love that camera. I have two of those. I use them all the

time. Amazing quality for a piece of junk.<div></div>

I love that theatre shot, it's a pity that truck was out in front.

Good photos. Excellent use of that camera.

Yeah the damn truck pulled up and parked just as I was about to take the

picture.

I'll confirm, It looks like Phoenix.