Kodak I60 35Mm Film Camera White Baby Blue

Kodak I60 35mm Film Camera White Baby Blue

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A modern film camera inspired by the vintage Instamatic 100, the white/baby blue Kodak i60 35mm Film Camera White Baby Bluefrom Kodak i60 35mm Film Camera White Baby Blueoffers a fun and nostalgic way of capturing memories. The camera's 31mm fixed-focus wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing group portraits as well as scenic snapshots. A built-in pop-up flash allows proper exposure in dim lighting. The i60's light, compact design makes it convenient to bring along with you wherever you travel.

35mm Film Camera 31mm Fixed-Focus Wide-Angle Lens Built-In Flash Optical Viewfinder Accepts 1 x AA Battery

Key Specs
Frame Format	Standard 35mm
Flash	Built-In
Battery	1x AA (Not Included)
Dimensions	4.4 x 2.5 x 1.8" / 112 x 64.6 x 46 mm
Weight	5.1 oz / 144.3 g
Parameters
Item Type	1x Point & Shoot Film Camera
Frame Format	Standard 35mm
Flash
Flash	Built-In
General
Battery	1x AA (Not Included)
Environmental Resistance	No
Dimensions	4.4 x 2.5 x 1.8" / 112 x 64.6 x 46 mm
Weight	5.1 oz / 144.3 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.53 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.5 x 5.9 x 2.7"

ISO: 200/400/800
1/125s shutter speed
Power source: 1 x AA battery
Press & pop-up flash
Manual wind and rewind film transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What size of Guard Bag (X-Ray) will match with this product?

A: Large

Q: 2. Is using a filter recommended, such as a yellow filter, when shooting landscapes?

A: I got very good results without using any filer.. Not sure what the subject will look like with a yellow filer..!

Q: 3. How to order more than one roll?

A: Are you using a phone app to place your order? Try with a computer, and it might allow you to change the quantity in your cart.

Q: 4. How many rolls can you bulk load ?

A: 6400 frames divided by rolls of 24 exp give you a total of 267 rolls of film.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the Kodak m35 and m38?

A: As far as we are aware, the difference is that the M38 has a more powerful flash and has an easier-to-use film loading mechanism.

Q: 6. Is the film expired?

A: This film should not be expired at the time of sale.

Q: 7. How many are there in the box?

A: One role per box: This item is one 36-exposure roll of 35mm film

Q: 8. Is the film fresh or expired?

A: This film is fresh, it is not expired.

Q: 9. Does it come in canisters?

A: Yes, it comes in plastic canisters.

Q: 10. does this film work with a canon ae-1?

A: Absolutely.

Robert	28/09/2024
[Standard 35mm] I shoot 35mm, 120, & 4X5 film. T-Max is a great film and it's available in all three formats. No surprises when you use the same film. 5

Leonard	15/09/2024
[0.53 lb] Great grain for making 11x14 prints. 5

Nathaniel	12/09/2024
[Standard 35mm] Very nice medium speed film. I've been developing with D76 1:1 and find the grain fine and the tonal range good. It is a bit on the pricey side but seems a good solid medium speed film. 5

Susan	04/09/2024
[Built-In] Perfect first time camera! The retro look makes it even cooler 5

Del David	17/08/2024
[Built-In] Simple to use, feels solid, and I love the retro look. It's a real conversation starter. The viewfinder is large and clear, but you really have to be conscious of where the lens is pointing. A lot of my shots ended up off-centre to where I thought I was looking. I'll just have to get used to not tilting the camera when it's pressed up against my face. Also, I recommend always using the flash indoors, even if you think the room is bright enough. The film stock I used was Kodak Ultramax 400 and Fujifilm Superia 400. 5

Michael	01/08/2024
[Standard 35mm] Really liking the low iso TMax 5

Melissa	26/07/2024
[Built-In] a better option than the m35 with improved build and easy to use 5

Jordan	22/07/2024
[Built-In] All the greatness of Tri-x but sharper, smaller grain and a bit more contrast. 5

Peter	16/07/2024
[Standard 35mm] The perfect piece of media, worthy and advanced quality. As the Ukrainian book of tech says, this film obtains the non-compromise resolution 200 lines/mm and so if you have enough light at your field, you get the outstanding result. Will recommend. 5