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

It’s a good quality camera it feels cheap though but takes great pictures

Easy to use, serves it's purpose. Feels lightweight compared to older cameras I've had but happy with purchase.

Really love this camera, easy to use once reading instructions. My first two films never developed but I think that’s because they got exposed to light so really it’s my fault. The next two turned out great, just a few images that didn’t turn out but again probably because I should have used flash but didn’t.

I personally really like this camera. I have other SLR 's by Olympus and while they are 100% better, I just can't help but love this little camera! There's a lot of good things here in that it's like a disposable, you get that aesthetic* too. You get flash, and the option to try different film stocks to find what you like it's great for beginners too. I will say, make sure you push your rewind button on the bottom of the camera otherwise the film will get damaged.The fact that Kodak are making a camera in 2022 is a good sign that there could be more for film enthusiasts in the future, despite it being very plastic- it's a fantastic camera for ease of use. Strongly recommended, especially for the price at the moment, a must buy.

I’ve just attempted to insert the film roll in according to the sprockets whilst following a guided video but the winding tool does not work at all. I’ve tried contacting customer support but they are very unclear with which of the 9 departments you would have to reach for customer service and don’t pick up when you try them. The website link on Amazon for getting in touch to their customer support does not work. Do not buy this product it’s an absolute waste of time and money.

The camera does not function the way I would like it to function. Pretty difficult to use

I'm not happy and would like to return this camera it's grey ok but just looks like a toy. It's very plastic. My aunt can't use digital so I was replacing one she had that broke. I'd like to return this please.

Really poor quality lens, producing blurry pictures even in bright daylight

Works like a disposable camera, but a little more durable. Battery life has been good. I had no issues with it so far

lo único malo es que la rueda qué pasa de foto se traba un poco y se puede saltar espacios del rollo, pero girándola con cuidado ya no pasa.

Achei super fofa mas nao estou entendendo. Parece que quebrou.. nao quer tirar mais fotos!

This is the first film camera I bought for myself because I didn't really want to buy a disposable, so as to be a bit more eco-conscious. As many have noted, this is very similar to a toy camera, but it actually takes some quite stunning photos! Everything is fixed, except for the option to turn on/off flash, so it truly is a point-and-shoot. Despite the simplicity, the photos turned out wonderfully! I used the Kodak Gold 200 Colour Film for my first-ever roll, and the pictures were great! This camera is really nice if you want to take your 'disposables' up a notch and not worry about having to throw away everything after a single-use. It's easy to pack into most bags and fanny packs for travel, and it's quite light to carry as well.One thing I wanted to note: make sure to turn off the flash when you're not using the camera! I always, ALWAYS forget to turn it off, and it drains my battery like crazy. Keep your flash turned off unless you're using it.

Es una cámara bonita pero de muy mala calidad yo creo que si se me llegara a caer quedaría en mil pedazos, recomiendo mejor que se compren una point and shoot usada de los 80’s y 90’s… algunas salen al mismo precio que esta.