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Kodak EC35: Retro Style Meets Modern Point-and-Shoot
17 Jul
Summary
- New Kodak EC35 camera offers fixed settings for simple operation.
- Features a stylish sliding lens cover reminiscent of 90s Olympus Mju.
- Priced affordably at $34.99, available in multiple attractive colors.
Reto Project, a licensee of the Kodak name, has launched the Kodak EC35, a new 35mm film point-and-shoot camera. This device offers a simplified user experience with all settings fixed, including a 1/100sec shutter speed and f/10 aperture, utilizing a 25mm fixed-focus lens and a built-in flash.
The camera's most striking design element is its curved sliding lens cover, a feature that strongly evokes the aesthetic of the popular 1990s Olympus Mju camera. This cover not only adds a retro flair but also serves a practical purpose by protecting the lens from dust and accidental damage, while also acting as a shutter lock.
Available in a variety of colors such as Midnight Black, Vanilla White, Butter Yellow, Lavender, Powder Blue, Blush Pink, and Avocado Green, the EC35 is powered by a single AA battery (for the flash only) and weighs a mere 102g. It is priced at $34.99 on its own or $44.99 when bundled with a roll of Kodak Ultramax 400 film.
