Kodak has announced the EC35, the brand's newest reusable 35mm film camera. The Kodak EC35 camera features a 25mm f/10 optical lens, a 1/100-second shutter speed and a built-in flash for shooting in a variety of lighting conditions. The EC35 is powered by a single AA battery and is compatible with standard 35mm film. Pricing for the Kodak EC35 goes for USD 34.99 for the camera alone. A bundle that includes a Kodak Ultramax 400 24-exposure 35mm film roll and a camera strap is available for USD 44.99. Fujifilm has introduced the instax mini Evo Cinema, a new hybrid instant camera that blends photography, short-form video, and instant printing into a single creative tool. The instax mini Evo Cinema features a retro-inspired design reminiscent of classic 8mm film cameras, paired with modern conveniences such as a 1.54-inch LCD screen, selfie mirror, self-timer, integrated flash, USB-C charging, and microSD card support. Read more in our articles including "Kodak announces EC35 reusable 35mm film camera" and "Fujifilm Introduces instax mini Evo Cinema Hybrid Instant Camera".
Kodak has announced the EC35, the brand's newest reusable 35mm film camera. The Kodak EC35 camera features a 25mm f/10 optical lens, a 1/100-second shutter speed and a built-in flash for shooting in a variety of lighting conditions.
The EC35 is powered by a single AA battery and is compatible with standard 35mm film. Pricing for the Kodak EC35 goes for USD 34.99 for the camera alone. A bundle that includes a Kodak Ultramax 400 24-exposure 35mm film roll and a camera strap is available for USD 44.99.
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