Instant Cameras:

These types of cameras can produce image in a few seconds after exposing the film. These instant pictures can both be taken in colored and black and white form according to type of instant camera selected. (i.e. Polaroid 600)

Polaroid Instant Camera One 600 Ultra Focus Free

Panoramic Cameras:

For shooting landscape pictures, a panoramic is used because of its special feature of viewing 120°, 180° or 360° in one exposure. Most cameras do it by rotating the lens or the whole camera while shutter is exposing through the lens. A panoramic must be mounted on a tripod to ensure that the horizon remains level. (i.e. Hasselblad X Pan)

PAQ PRO XL 6X9 CAMERA SYSTEM

Some Pictures Shot From Panoramic Cameras

Under-Water Cameras:

There are some special cameras designed for under-water photography. These cameras have special dials to read in water and large external controls for focusing and selecting shutter-speed and aperture. These have however slightly short focal-lengths than ordinary lenses. This is because of the refracting effect of the water which increases the degree of magnification. (i.e. Sea & Sea M X 5)

A Nikon Under-Water Camera

Some Pictures Taken Under Water

Disposable Cameras:

These are the cameras are sold with a film loaded into it, meant to be used just once. These are generally fixed focus and built-in-flash cameras which can not be used for professional photography at all because of limited scope in shooting the pictures. However, for simple pictures, these can be used easily.

A Kodak Disposable Camera