Tested and fully working and in good vintage condition with a few signs of age and use (please see photos) Requires APS film and 1 x CR2 battery. Film and batteries not included.
The Konica BM-S 630Z is a vintage APS film compact camera from the 1990s, featuring a 30-60mm lens and auto focus capabilities. This silver-coloured camera, weighing 297 grams, is part of the compact series by Konica Minolta and comes equipped with a built-in flash.
Designed for film photography, this camera is a lightweight and portable option for capturing images in APS format. With its sleek design and practical features, the Konica BM-S 630Z is a stylish and reliable choice for photography enthusiasts looking to explore the world of film photography.
This camera uses APS (Advanced Photo System) film, which was discontinued by manufacturers several years ago.
APS film is no longer produced, but it can still be purchased from online marketplaces such as eBay or other resale platforms. Availability may vary and prices are typically higher due to the film being discontinued.
As a rough guide:
APS film cartridges usually sell for around £10–£20 per roll, depending on brand, condition, and expiry date.
APS film processing and scanning is still offered by some specialist photo labs and generally costs around £10–£15 per roll.
Please note that APS film and processing are not included with this camera.
Buyers should ensure they are happy sourcing film and developing services before purchasing an APS camera.
