
Pricing
Market Value
~$103
Konica Semi Pearl
Konica · Japan · 1938–1948 (10 years) · 135 film
The Konica Semi Pearl was a 35mm camera produced by Konica from 1938 to 1948, a decade that spanned World War II and its aftermath. As a mid-range model from this period, it likely featured typical specifications of cameras aimed at amateur photographers, with a straightforward design and simple controls that made 35mm photography accessible during a challenging time for the camera industry. The camera's decade-long production run suggests it served as a dependable, practical option for photographers who valued reliability over advanced features, maintaining Konica's presence in the market during a tumultuous period in both Japan's history and global photography.
Specifications
| Film Format | 135 |
Pricing
Market Value
~$103
Editorial Ratings
Build Quality
2.8
Value
2.5
Collectibility
2.0
Historical Significance
2.5
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