Kodak EC35 Powder Blue + Ultramax 24EXP
Kodak EC35 Powder Blue + Ultramax 24EXP
The Kodak EC35 film camera is used to capture images on classic 35mm film. This compact, light blue, fixed-focus camera works on the point-and-shoot principle, which eliminates complicated exposure settings. The durable ABS construction weighs exactly 102g without the battery, making it easy to carry in a small pocket or bag. The built-in OVF (Optical Viewfinder) helps to compose the scene. The camera does not require complex parameter adjustments and focuses on the process of analogue creation itself.
Key Features of the Kodak EC35 Powder Blue + Ultramax 24EXP Film Camera
- The compact design makes it easy to carry
- The built-in flash is optimised for use in various lighting conditions
- The 25mm fixed-focus lens is wide-angle and suitable for street photography and portraits
- The mechanical shutter ensures reliable operation
- The optical viewfinder allows for direct and clear image composition
- Powered by a single standard AA alkaline battery
- Uses commonly available 35mm film
- Can focus on objects from a distance of just 1.5 metres
Sliding Lens Cover
The built-in sliding cover protects the optical elements from scratches, mechanical damage, and dust during transport. The integrated protective mechanism also functions as an automatic shutter lock to prevent accidental pressing when closed. This prevents the user from accidentally exposing frames of film when carrying the camera in a pocket or backpack.
Wide-Angle Lens
The fixed 25mm focal length lens offers a wide angle of view for capturing street scenes and group portraits. The F10 aperture is complemented by a focusing distance from 1.5m, which precisely defines the sharp range of the captured scene. The optical system consists of two acrylic elements, through which light passes directly onto the film frame. The wide-angle focus helps to capture more of the surroundings without needing to be far from the subject.
Built-in Flash
The built-in flash helps to illuminate dark scenes and interiors in poor lighting conditions in various environments. To activate it and ensure it works correctly, the user must first manually advance the film to the next frame, which prepares the flash to fire. The flash requires one AA alkaline battery, which is not included. This lighting element is helpful when shooting in the shade or during the evening.
Manual Film Advance
The camera works with the classic 135 film format and relies on fully manual control of all elements. Both advancing the film and rewinding it back into the canister require manually turning the respective wheel after each shot. The mechanical shutter operates with a fixed exposure time of 1/100s. This fixed time, combined with a constant aperture, makes it easier to estimate the correct exposure when using films with different ISO sensitivities.
Package Contents:
User manual, Kodak Ultramax 400 film (24 exposures)
Film Format:
135 (35mm)
Battery:
AA
Focal Length:
25mm
Aperture:
F10
Minimum Focusing Distance:
1.5m
Weight:
102g
Colour:
Light Blue
Viewfinder Type:
Optical (OVF)
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
