35mm Film Camera, M35 Kodak

Get creative with the 'M35 Kodak 35mm Film Camera', a reusable analogue camera that'll help relive the retro-filled fun of taking photos the old-school way
Feeling artsy? Get creative with the 'M35 Kodak 35mm Film Camera', an analogue camera that'll take you back to a time before the digital age. Relive the retro-filled fun of taking photos the old-school way with this Kodak-branded re-usable camera. Choose from various colours, get snap-happy, and capture your memories for eternity - no matter how quirky and unique they may be! They can capture your wonderful memories both day and night with its built in flash. Film Format: 135/ 35mm 24 x 36mm ISO 200/ 400*.Optics Lens: 31mm, F=10, 1 Element.Focusing: Focus Free, 1m ~ Infinity.Shutter Speed: 1/ 120s.Film Transport: Manual wind and remindBuilt-in Flash: Takes 1 AAA battery
Feeling artsy? Get creative with the 'M35 Kodak 35mm Film Camera', an analogue camera that'll take you back to a time before the digital age. Relive the retro-filled fun of taking photos the old-school way with this Kodak-branded re-usable camera. Choose from various colours, get snap-happy, and capture your memories for eternity - no matter how quirky and unique they may be! They can capture your wonderful memories both day and night with its built in flash. Film Format: 135/ 35mm 24 x 36mm ISO 200/ 400*.Optics Lens: 31mm, F=10, 1 Element.Focusing: Focus Free, 1m ~ Infinity.Shutter Speed: 1/ 120s.Film Transport: Manual wind and remindBuilt-in Flash: Takes 1 AAA battery

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