Used Vintage Cameras - Kodak Instamatic X-35

1970s · US

What you pay in total

£88.02

Converted from €105.06 at the ECB rate of 28 October: the exact price is the one on the seller’s site.

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Delivery: £72.47
Seller: 4.8 out of 5

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What the seller says

The Kodak Instamatic X-35 is a plastic viewfinder camera designed to take Kodak’s then-popular 126 cartridge film. It’s got a 41mm f/8 Kodar lens with two focus zones: two to six feet and six feet to infinity. The shutter has two speeds: 1/90 and 1/45 for flash photography. Like many cameras of this era, the X-35 has no integrated flash and must rely on top-mounted flash cubes: plastic rotating cubes that have four single-use zirconium foil flash bulbs good for four exposures. Other interesting features include a recessed film advance lever and side-mounted shutter button. When it was released, the retail price of the X-35 was $48 (about $280 in today’s money) which puts it roughly on par with today’s compact digital camera market. An awesome gift or an essential add to a collection. Stored safely in a smoke free home. Will be packed well and shipped quickly.

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