APS Film Cameras

Advanced Photo System (APS) cameras from the late 1990s and early 2000s: Kodak Advantix, Canon IXUS, Fujifilm Nexia and Fotonex, Minolta Vectis, Nikon Nuvis and Olympus i Zoom. Beautifully engineered little cameras, many in stainless steel, that are now collected and displayed rather than shot.

Is APS film still available?

No. APS film was discontinued in 2011 and no new film is made, so these cameras are sold as collector's and display pieces, which our listings state clearly. If you want a small camera you can actually shoot, see our 35mm compact cameras.

Every camera is tested and photographed by us, with free tracked UK delivery and 30-day returns. See our condition grading guide.

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Understand the format, check the condition and choose your next camera or lens with confidence.

A few things to know before you buy

What does “tested” mean for a vintage camera?

Testing varies by item. Read the individual description for the checks carried out and any known faults. A working shutter or flash does not by itself mean the camera has been tested with film. Condition & testing guide.

Are batteries, chargers and other accessories included?

Check the individual listing and photographs. Do not assume batteries, a charger, film or a memory card are included unless explicitly stated. If anything is unclear, ask before ordering.

How can I check that the camera or lens suits me?

Confirm the film or memory-card format, battery requirements and lens mount. For a lens, include your camera model when asking about compatibility. Ask about this item.

Where can I check delivery and returns?

Delivery charges and available services are shown at checkout. Read the current policies before ordering: Shipping policy · Returns policy.