Celluloid: AI Vintage Cam ID

Inherited a Leica from your grandfather? Walking through a flea market wondering if that Nikon F is the real deal? Celluloid identifies vintage film cameras from a single photo using AI vision. Point your camera, get a structured ID card in 5 seconds: make, model, production era, lens mount, shutter type, film format, country of origin, and current market value range. WHAT IT IDENTIFIES - 35mm rangefinders: Leica I through M11, Voigtlander Bessa, Zeiss Ikon, FED 2, Zorki 4, Canon Canonet - 35mm SLRs: Nikon F / F2 / F3 / FM2, Canon AE-1 / A-1 / F-1, Pentax K1000 / MX / LX, Olympus OM-1 / OM-2, Minolta SR-T - Twin-lens reflexes: Rolleiflex 2.8F / 3.5F, Rolleicord, Yashica Mat-124G, Mamiya C220 / C330 - Medium-format SLRs: Hasselblad 500C / 500CM / 503CW, Bronica ETR / SQ, Mamiya RB67 / RZ67, Pentax 6x7 - Large-format view cameras: Speed Graphic, Linhof Technika, Sinar - Instant: Polaroid SX-70, Polaroid Land Camera, Fuji Instax - Folding bellows + subminiature: Voigtlander Bessa, Zeiss Ikonta, Kodak Retina, Olympus Pen, Rollei 35 FEATURES - Identification Result with confidence score: make, model, reference / production variant, year range - Specifications card: lens mount, shutter type, max shutter speed, viewfinder, metering, body finish, covering material, weight, country of origin, value range (used-fair / excellent / mint) - Deep history: design lineage, notable users (Cartier-Bresson for the Leica M3, David Douglas Duncan for the Nikon F, Sebastiao Salgado for the Leica M-series), production-history detail - On Screen tab: every Leica in a Wes Anderson film, every Hasselblad on the moon, every Rolleiflex in fashion photography -- scene-by-scene with poster art and Where to Watch links - Where to Buy: KEH Camera, MPB, B&H Photo Video, Adorama, Tamarkin Camera, Pacific Rim Camera, eBay, Amazon -- plus nearby vintage-camera shops within range - Recent History: review and revisit past identifications CELLULOID PRO For unlimited identifications, persistent history, no ads, and the features serious vintage-camera collectors actually need: - Spot a Frankencamera: AI authentication with two tracks. (A) Frankencamera detection for cameras assembled from mismatched parts (Leica M3 body + M2 top plate + M4 finder, Hasselblad with later C/M nameplate, Rolleiflex with wrong-era taking lens). (B) FED-clone counterfeit detection for Soviet FED rangefinders rebadged as wartime Leica IIIa / IIIc / IIIf with fake Wehrmacht engravings. Informational guidance with explicit photo-based-limits caveats. - Aftermarket comps: pricing across KEH, B&H Used, MPB, and eBay sold-comps so you know what comparable bodies actually trade for, not just asking prices - Full nearby-shop locator up to 500-mile radius (Free is 5 closest) - Unlimited identifications (Free is 5/day) and unlimited saved collection - Persistent identification history across sessions - No advertisements Pricing: $7.99 monthly, $39.99 yearly (save 58%), or $59.99 lifetime (pay once, keep forever). Monthly and Yearly plans auto-renew until cancelled. Manage or cancel in your device's Account Settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no recurring charges. WHO USES CELLULOID - Collectors verifying authenticity at flea markets, antique shows, and estate sales - Working analog photographers identifying inherited or gifted gear - Camera shop staff identifying drop-offs and consignments - Estate appraisers cataloging photographic equipment - Anyone who has inherited a camera and wants to know what it is Celluloid is a reference tool, not a marketplace. The Spot a Frankencamera framework highlights production-run tells but is NOT a substitute for in-person inspection by a qualified vintage-camera specialist on a high-value piece. Terms of Use: https://celluloidai.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://celluloidai.app/privacy A StrataLogic LLC product. Captured on celluloid, identified by AI.