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- English Summary
- Kodak has introduced the new EC35 film camera.
- It uses 35mm film and offers simple point-and-shoot operation.
- Its standout feature is the sliding lens cover.
- It is available in seven different colors.
- Pricing starts at $34.99.
The Kodak EC35 marks the return of a classic design element with a new beginner-friendly 35mm film camera.
Kodak has introduced the EC35, a compact 35mm film camera developed by Reto under license. The camera focuses on ease of use and retro styling, featuring a sliding cover that protects both the lens and the optical viewfinder.
The new model is aimed at newcomers to film photography who want an affordable and uncomplicated shooting experience.
Simple operation
The EC35 features manual film advance and rewind, a fixed-focus 25mm f/10 lens, a constant 1/100-second shutter speed, and a built-in flash powered by a single AA battery.
A nostalgic design feature
Its standout feature is the tactile sliding lens cover, inspired by classic compact cameras from the 1990s and early 2000s. Besides protecting the lens, it also prevents accidental exposures when closed.
Seven color options
The camera is available in black, white, yellow, lavender, blue, pink, and green. It weighs only 102 grams, making it easy to carry every day.
Pricing
The Kodak EC35 starts at $34.99. A bundle including a camera strap and a 24-exposure roll of Kodak Ultramax 400 film is also available, at $44.99.
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What we think
The Kodak EC35 is not about advanced features. Instead, it focuses on simplicity, affordability, and nostalgic appeal, making it an attractive entry point into film photography.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Kodak EC35 digital?
No. It is a 35mm film camera.
Does it have autofocus?
No. It uses fixed focus for simple operation.
Does it require batteries?
Yes. One AA battery powers the built-in flash.
Does it include film?
Only the optional bundle includes a roll of film.
