[31mm] What it isn't: it has no manual controls, the lens is intentionally blurry and on the darker side at f/9.


What it is: a memory creator, fun and easy to use, point and shoto lomo-esque but better quality. Our baby dropped it a few times and it never broke. Good plastic.


I shot using 400 iso film both color and black and white. The flash sometimes is underwhelming so the camera almost begs to play with sunlight. Amazing for sunsets and sunrises.


For the price, the Ilford Sprite 35-II is immensely fun to shoot with and an excellent gift for anyone that wants to get into film photography right away.

[35mm] Great to see a brand new real film camera available from this venerable brand name. Note you can buy the exact same one from Agfa, Kodak or other brands you have never heard of. I hope someday somebody will make and SLR again.

It's a novelty item, but fun to use.

[31mm] Great camera.

[35mm] I like the layout with space for writing.

[35mm] I like having space for writing.

[Built-In] Super fast postage, it took a month to get to Brazil.
Product of excellent quality, without any defect!

I'm loving it!

[0.345 lb] This camera is so lightweight, easy to use and has everything you need if you are just getting into film. There are tons of great YouTube videos out there about how to set up this camera, but the instructions that came with it were very easy to follow. I chose to go with the Ilford 400 B&W film for this camera just to test it out. I havent used it up quite yet, but the photo taking process has been great. It still has the same feel of a disposable camera which I love, but you get the easy access to add more film and use it over and over again. It only takes one battery which is nice and keeps the feel of the camera light. The colors are beautiful in person and I may even get a second one with different color ways, and keep color film in it. Can't have too many film cameras laying around! I highly recommend this camera if you are new to film like myself.

[f/9 ] Great if you want to save money scanning

[Built-In] I wanted to dip my toe into the water of film photography. I'm having a tone of fun with this little point & shoot camera. Can't wait to develop the photographs.

[35mm] Only slightly larger than a cell phone (and possibly lighter), the Ilford Sprite 35-II is easy to keep in a bag or jacket pocket to capture everyday moments. While the image quality that the plastic lens delivers doesn't compare to glass equivalents, the portability and ease of use of this point-and-shoot camera mean that I don't think twice about bringing it along. It's worth noting that I've found faster-speed film stocks (ISO 400) to work well with the fixed aperture and shutter speed. Turn the flash on if you're losing light!