Cameras used in advertising.

[matchat]

Spotted this the other day, Starbucks getting a little bit more hipster with a Soviet workhorse.

Feel free to add more, I thought there would have been a thread like this already but couldn't find one (after a brief search).

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[dourbalistar]

I saw a little fixed lens Minolta Hi-Matic G featured on JetPens recently:
https://www.jetpens.com/Roterfaden-Taschenbegleiter-ST-17-A5/pd/23962

 

[rfaspen]

Looking at that Starbucks ad makes me feel a little backward/reversed. A "left handed" type A Fed-3?

 

[dourbalistar]

Looking at that Starbucks ad makes me feel a little backward/reversed. A "left handed" type A Fed-3?

Trying to put the mirror back in mirrorless.

 

[p.giannakis]

Left handed FSU cameras are very popular. Here is another one, A Zenit in Trainline's website.

Some time ago, there was this advert on fb about this lady who shoots SLRs like Rangefinders....

 

[maigo]

Here is a link from Hilton twitter feed.

Instax print but non-Instax camera. Not sure the model.

https://twitter.com/hiltonvanmetro/status/1033436382671396864?s=21

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[dourbalistar]

Kelly Slater (surf legend) with a Leica M6 on Huckberry. Not sure if it's a prop or his actual camera:

 

[xayraa33]

I just spotted an Argus c44 camera at the end of this 1962 cheesy BMC promotional film for their MG 1100 car, in left-hand drive to entice North Americans, mainly Canadians I suppose .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYWlUH6Q5Fc

 

[dourbalistar]

A very hip kid shooting a Hasselblad:

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