Lens: Fujinon 28mm 2.8.

Shutter: Seiko-L shutter (manual available) (shutter speed: B, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/300)

Self timer

Aperture: F2.8-F22

Weight: 440g

Production year: 1963


There are several versions of the Fujika Harp to match Canon's Demi.


1.Fujika Half, B ~ 300, F2.8 ~ 22

2. Fujika drive, same as half, driven by a spring motor

3. Fujika mini, 1/200 single shutter speed, F2.8~25

4. Fujika Rapid D1, B~ 300, F2.8 ~ 28

5. Fujika Half 1.9, B~500, F1.9~22

6. Fuji TW3, auto camera, 1/30 ~ 1/500, 23mm(f8.0)/ 69mm(f8.0) conversion type



I expect it started with a simple logic mechanism of splitting the film in half from the full size of one cut in order to conserve the 35mm film.

However, rather than just limiting it to the meaning of economy,


When I actually shoot, I think it feels great when there are two similar or completely different photos engraved on a single 4x6 photo paper