KODAK M35 35mm Reusable Film Camera Blue Iconic Retro Lomo Kodak M35 Blue

8 y/o niece wanted a ‘vintage’ camera, this one hit the spot in quality and price. She loves this camera

La imagen es muy buena, el precio igual.

I bought this camera because I wanted to start shooting film and not spend a ton of money right away. So far, I have gone through about 6 rolls of film and its produced a handful of pictures that I consider frame worthy. If you are using 400 and shooting in the daytime, you will get the best results. I have snapped some really amazing low light sunset related pictures, but its not the norm.One of the biggest cons with this camera is the rolling back of the film. In other terms, when you go through shooting all your pictures, instead of the camera doing it automatically, you have to physically turn the lever to roll the film all the way back. It is quite annoying and sometimes time consuming.Overall, If you're looking to get into shooting film at a very affordable price, this camera is a good buy and will produce some quality shots.

i love shooting film as a hobby and just for fun. i love disposables but don't love the plastic waste they make, so this was a good option for me. i've shot a few rolls in this camera and they turned out great! i recommend taping the film door so it doesn't accidentally pop open in a bag or from being dropped.

This camera was a huge disappointment compared to any film camera I have bought at thrifts or purchased used off Mercari. I highly suggest not buying this unless you know for certain you will be only taking photos in full sun, no shadows, and outside but not pointed towards the sun as all. Even indoor photos where the natural light appears bright and well-lit enough for a photo will not be enough for this camera to pull any details. Even with all those, the quality is still poor. In addition, the amount of light leaks and burns on my film where more than I have ever had. In a roll of 34 photos,10 had orange rays running through them or completely over taking them. These photos may look interesting in this post but in comparison to photos in the same film from a different camera, I would have much rather use my trusty sure shot than this kodak.

We bought this camera for my teenage daughter for a school trip. She wanted to go "old school" and take pictures with a camera. I didn't want to spend too much as the film and developing have become quite pricey. Also, if she lost it I didn't want to make a huge investment for a "fun time" camera. It was a hit with her and her friends. They all wanted to use it. Loading the film was easy and the pictures came out great. Only thing missing is the number of pictures taken display. It was not a deal breaker as my daughter has never used a camera so she didn't know the difference. She has all her pictures from the trip displayed in her room creating great memories.

Cute design. easy to use.Lightweight

Does not crank film effectively. Very cheap plastic feeling but good for price