Antique_Camera_Guy
Crayola Sport 35 Camera
This is the "Crayola Sport 35" camera. Also known as the "Vivitar CR450", it is a simple 35mm, point-and-shoot camera licenced by Crayola and produced by Vivitar in the early 1990s.
In the early 1990s Vivitar began producing 35mm and 110 cameras licenced under the Crayola name. These cameras often had all-plastic bodies, bright colours (often yellow), simple controls and were primarly marketed towards kids.
Overall the Crayola Sport 35 is a pretty basic 35mm camera. It features a fixed focus, fixed shutter speed and aperature, as well as manual advance and rewind. Below the lens there is a sliding switch which both activates a green plastic cover to protect the lens, and locks the shutter to prevent accidental exposures. Lastly, the camera requires 2 AA batteries for the built-in flash.
Crayola Sport 35 Camera
This is the "Crayola Sport 35" camera. Also known as the "Vivitar CR450", it is a simple 35mm, point-and-shoot camera licenced by Crayola and produced by Vivitar in the early 1990s.
In the early 1990s Vivitar began producing 35mm and 110 cameras licenced under the Crayola name. These cameras often had all-plastic bodies, bright colours (often yellow), simple controls and were primarly marketed towards kids.
Overall the Crayola Sport 35 is a pretty basic 35mm camera. It features a fixed focus, fixed shutter speed and aperature, as well as manual advance and rewind. Below the lens there is a sliding switch which both activates a green plastic cover to protect the lens, and locks the shutter to prevent accidental exposures. Lastly, the camera requires 2 AA batteries for the built-in flash.