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Big Shot, no B.S.
Andy Warhol was very fond of these cameras and frequently used them to shoot models, which he would then pick out the best shot from several-hundred rejects, blow-up, and use that as a baseline for his paintings. Later he used an SX-70.
If not for that fact, their extremely-limited use would've probably kept prices on the bay or Craigslist down but nope - I got lucky with this one, which has a few minor cosmetic flaws, and paid about $30-ish. They average usually double that... and then you get the occasional bozos claiming to have one of Andy's-own cameras.
Big Shot, no B.S.
Andy Warhol was very fond of these cameras and frequently used them to shoot models, which he would then pick out the best shot from several-hundred rejects, blow-up, and use that as a baseline for his paintings. Later he used an SX-70.
If not for that fact, their extremely-limited use would've probably kept prices on the bay or Craigslist down but nope - I got lucky with this one, which has a few minor cosmetic flaws, and paid about $30-ish. They average usually double that... and then you get the occasional bozos claiming to have one of Andy's-own cameras.