Another purchase from the camera show that my wife and I visited on holiday in Florida. The Nishika is a stereo camera that takes four exposures at once in order to create a standard lenticular photograph (similar to the Nimslo and Rittae cameras elsewhere on this site). The Nishika dates back to the late 1980's and followed on from the success of the Nimslo earlier that decade. This one I bought brand new , along with the display bumph that was designed to sit on the camera shop counter. This leads me to speculate that this particular camera was a promotional stock item sent out by Nishika to a number of large camera dealers of the time.

Good and Bad points (depending on your viewpoint)

• Uses standard 35mm colour print film.
• Built in light meter.
• Standard flash adapter.
• Cheap to buy (secondhand prices from around £30 GBP ).
• No need for 3d glasses.
• Prints are expensive and take longer to process.