Fotocamera compatta per pellicola Kodak M35 35 mm grigio ISO 200-400

The Kodak M35 is a compact reusable 35 mm film camera with a fixed-focus lens and manual film winding and rewinding. Designed for 35 mm film with an ISO range of 200–400, it has a 31 mm focal length, a simple 1-element/1-group lens construction and a shutter speed of 1/120 s. The camera includes a switchable flash (On/Off) and a minimum focusing distance of 1 metre, making it a straightforward option for everyday analog photography.

Advantages

The Kodak M35 offers simple, reliable operation with manual film advance and rewind, a fixed-focus lens that removes the need for focusing adjustments, and an integrated flash with On/Off control. Its compact, lightweight design and compatibility with standard 35 mm film (ISO 200–400) make it convenient for casual shooting and film-based projects.

Suitable for

• Everyday snapshots and street photography
• Beginners learning film photography basics
• Events where a lightweight, easy-to-use camera is preferred
• Creative film projects using ISO 200–400 film

Key specifications

• Film format: 35 mm
• ISO: 200–400
• Focal length: 31 mm
• Lens: 1 element in 1 group, fixed focus
• Shutter speed: 1/120 s
• Minimum focus distance: 1 m
• Flash: On/Off switch, auto modes
• Weight: 0.143 kg
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Open the back, load a roll of 35 mm film according to the film chamber markings, close the back and advance the film using the manual winding knob. Compose and shoot — the fixed-focus lens and 1/120 s shutter speed handle typical daylight and indoor scenes. If needed, switch the built-in flash to On before taking photos in low light. After finishing the roll, rewind the film manually, remove the cassette and have the film developed by a lab.

Recommendations

Use ISO 200–400 film for best performance; choose ISO 200 in bright daylight and ISO 400 for lower light. Maintain at least 1 metre distance from subjects for sharp images due to the fixed-focus lens. Turn the flash on for indoor or low-light scenes where additional illumination is required.