Sold Werlisa 35mm Camera, made in Spain

[Karl K]

The 35mm Werlisa is a simple plastic viewfinder camera made by Certex in Spain.
It is similar in function to the LOMO.

It has 3 settings on the ring around the focus free lens:
Sunny, Cloudy and Flash.

The lens is a Certar 38mm f/7.5.

Film transport is done by a thumbwheel on the back of the camera,
and it also cocks the shutter.

The Werlisa uses no batteries.

The camera is fitted with a hot flash shoe, and accepts any standard flash.

The Werlisa is packed with a soft case, wrist strap, instructions and a box.

BRAND NEW, NEVER USED.
$22 + $8 shipping

 

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[AgX]

The 35mm Werlisa is a simple plastic viewfinder camera made by Certex in Spain.
It is similar in function to the LOMO.

Nearly all cameras made by Lomo and also designated as Lomo camera, got more features and are more interesting designwise than the Werlisa, which to me looks rather standard

What makes it collectable is that likely hardly anyone of us ever heard of that manufacturer and that model, let alone ever had it in hand...

Good starting point for a spanish branch on the shelves.

 

[PFGS]

Nearly all cameras made by Lomo and also designated as Lomo camera, got more features and are more interesting designwise than the Werlisa, which to me looks rather standard

What makes it collectable is that likely hardly anyone of us ever heard of that manufacturer and that model, let alone ever had it in hand...

Good starting point for a spanish branch on the shelves.

Reminds me a bit of the Yashica MF-2 I had as a kid: http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Yashica_MF-2

 

[Alex Varas]

I used that camera at the age of 10 or so, I think it was the first camera my parents bought, dunno if it is still at their house.

 

[davela]

Interesting camera. It takes reasonably good pictures too, under the right light of course. It also accepts an electronic flash. There are many photos taken with it on Flickr and some more here:

https://www.lomography.com/magazine...lor-a-typical-spanish-simple-and-cheap-camera

 

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[Huss]

Here's a nice set of pics using it:

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For $24 new shipped this camera is a much better deal than the new 35mm simple use cameras which are anything from $30 - $60.

No affiliation to seller, just pointing this out. Would make a great gift!

 

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