Kodak M35 Film Camera - Milk Tea
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Kodak M35 Film Camera - Milk Tea is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
At a glance
The Kodak M35 Film Camera Colour: Milk Tea is a film camera from Kodak in Milk Tea, weighing 100g, for family and everyday use, street and travel.
Description
Description
Key Features
- Reusable film camera
- 35mm film
- Fixed focus lens
- Manual film winding and rewinding
- Switch to control the flash
With the M35 reusable film camera, immortalise your memories on 35mm film. Mirroring its disposable counterparts, the M35 boasts a fixed focus lens, manual film winding and rewinding, and a switch to control the flash. To begin, acquire a roll of 35mm film, load it in, capture your images, rewind, and proceed to develop the film roll.
Specifications
Specifications
| Camera Type | Film |
|---|---|
| Weight (Grams) | 100g |
| Weather-Sealing and Durability | No |
| Camera Use | Family & Everyday, Street, Travel |
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