Shot on film
Sample 35mm film photos
Real film-style examples to show the look, colour and feeling this kind of camera can create.
About this camera
About the Nikon TW2D 35mm Point-and-Shoot Film Camera
Want a vintage camera with real personality? The Nikon TW2D is a dual-lens 35mm camera for shooting 35mm film and one of Nikon's most distinctive film cameras. Switch between a wide 35mm and a tighter 70mm view at the press of a button, with a built-in soft-focus effect and a date-imprinting date back. Released back in 1987, it's a fun, fuss-free way to enjoy Nikon's compact era.
Read the full description →Why you’ll love it
- Effortless shootingSimple point-and-shoot operation.
- Everyday readyCompact enough for travel and daily carry.
- Classic resultsNatural 35mm colour, grain and character.
At a glance
| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Film format | 35mm film |
| Grades in stock | Currently sold out |
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Make it ready to shoot
Add film or accessories in one step so your camera arrives ready for your first roll.
Condition & testing
Every vintage camera tested before it ships
We inspect every camera before it leaves us, checking lens clarity, flash, shutter response, film advance and the battery compartment.
- Shutter & film advance tested
- Lens checked
- Flash tested where applicable
- Securely packed
Tutorials & guides
New to 35mm film? Start here
Condition grades
Which condition grade should I buy?
Every grade is tested and working. Grades mostly differ in cosmetic wear: choose a higher grade if looks matter, or a lower grade to save.
- 10
- Near Perfect
- 9
- Excellent
- 8
- Great
- 7
- Good
- 6
- Fair
More information
Full details, grading and specifications
Description
Perfect for:
- Film shooters who love quirky, characterful vintage cameras
- Travel, street & portrait photography with two simple focal lengths
- Anyone chasing dreamy, soft-focus 1980s-style 35mm photos
Want a vintage camera with real personality? The Nikon TW2D is a dual-lens 35mm camera for shooting 35mm film and one of Nikon's most distinctive film cameras. Switch between a wide 35mm and a tighter 70mm view at the press of a button, with a built-in soft-focus effect and a date-imprinting date back. Released back in 1987, it's a fun, fuss-free way to enjoy Nikon's compact era.
✔ Two lenses, two perspectives – A sharp Nikon 35mm f/3.5 lens and a 70mm f/6.8 tele lens sit side by side in one slim body, so you can go from wide scenes to flattering portraits without carrying a second camera.
✔ Built-in soft-focus effect – Twist the ring on the lens barrel to add a dreamy, glowing haze to your shots - a charming 1980s look that's hard to get on any other 35mm camera.
✔ Date-imprinting date back – The "D" in TW2D stands for the built-in date back, which can stamp the date onto your photos for a nostalgic, snapshot-album feel.
✔ Motorised film handling & flash – Automatic film advance and rewind, a built-in flash (auto, on or off) and a self-timer make it easy to shoot day or night, solo or with friends.
✔ Pocketable travel companion – Marketed in 1987 as the world's thinnest camera of its kind, the TW2D weighs just 325g (without battery) and is compact enough to slip easily into a jacket pocket or travel bag.
The Nikon TW2D combines the charm of vintage film photography with the convenience of a fully automatic 35mm point-and-shoot camera. Its unique 35mm and 70mm lens settings provide flexibility for everyday snapshots, travel photography and portraits, while automatic focusing and exposure make capturing moments simple. An excellent choice for beginners and casual film shooters, the Nikon TW2D offers a distinctive way to enjoy the timeless look and feel of 35mm film.
Looking for another Nikon from the same era? Take a look at the Nikon L35AD, another 35mm point-and-shoot film camera in Nikon's compact line.
Battery Requirement – This reusable film camera operates with 1x CR-P2 6V lithium battery (sold separately) plus 1x CR2025 for the date back (sold separately).
For 'Grade 6 - Fair' Cameras: Minor quirks or functional notes may apply. Please check the ‘Condition & Notes’ section below for full details.
To learn more about our camera grades, please view our Grading Scale.
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