The strength and duration of a bulb flash is unlike any electronic strobe, and images taken with genuine flash bulbs are noticeably different.
Choose the cube flash that fits your camera
Flash cubes have electrical contacts; Magicubes do not.
Flash cubes use a round socket. The Magicube socket is square.
Use flash bulbs instead of electronic flash for that unmistakable mid-20th-century look in your photos.
Use blue bulbs for both color and b/w film. Use clear bulbs for b/w film only.
M2 flashbulbs were introduced in 1953. "M" stands for Midget; they are much smaller than earlier flashbulbs.
AG1 flashbulbs were introduced in about 1958. "AG" stands for All Glass; they did not have a conventional bayonet base like other bulbs.
Multi-bulb flash bars were designed for a variety of Polaroid and Pocket Instamatic cameras.
No need to handle individual AG1B bulbs; they're assembled into an easily-used unit for you.
All flipflash and flashbars feature blue bulbs, for both color and b/w film.