Kodak M35 manual
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The Kodak M35 is a compact film camera designed for effortless photography. Its body measures at 63mm in height, 114mm in width, and weighs approximately 100g. The camera features a 31mm focal length range and lens structure of 1 element grouped together. With a 35mm film type, the Kodak M35 offers an ideal format for print and digital scanning. It also has a camera shutter speed of 1/120 s, allowing for accurate and consistent image capture. This camera features an auto flash mode, making it easy to capture images in any lighting conditions. It is powered by a single AAA alkaline battery, offering portability and convenience. The Kodak M35 requires only one battery to operate, making it an efficient and reliable choice for film photographers. With a closest focusing distance of 1m, the Kodak M35 is capable of capturing sharp and clear images even at close range. Its durable construction provides long-lasting use, ensuring that it can withstand regular wear and tear. As a compact film camera, the Kodak M35 is a practical and straightforward photography choice for beginners and experienced photographers alike.
General
| Kodak | |
| M35 | 520004525 | |
| photo camera | |
| 4897120490097 | |
| English | |
| User manual (PDF) |
Flash
| Built-in flash | Yes |
| Flash modes | Auto |
Camera
| Camera type | Compact film camera |
| Film speed setting (ISO) | 200 - 400 |
| Film type | 35 mm |
Weight & dimensions
| Height | 63 mm |
| Weight | 100 g |
| Width | 114 mm |
| Depth | 35 mm |
Lens system
| Focal length range | 31 mm |
| Lens structure (elements/groups) | 1/1 |
Power
| Battery technology | Alkaline |
| Number of batteries supported | 1 |
| Battery type | AAA |
Focusing
| Closest focusing distance | 1 m |
Shutter
| Camera shutter speed | 1/120 s |
Color
| Product color | Gray |
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What is the weight of the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 has a weight of 100 g.
What is the height of the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 has a height of 63 mm.
What is the width of the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 has a width of 114 mm.
What is the depth of the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 has a depth of 35 mm.
How do I properly insert the film in my Kodak M35 camera?
Start by opening the camera back cover and lining up the film cassette with the film take-up spool. Insert the cassette into the film chamber, ensuring it fits securely. Next, pull the film leader across the film plane and align it with the red index mark. Close the camera back cover carefully to avoid damaging the film.
My photos are turning out too dark. How can I adjust the exposure on my Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 is an automatic point-and-shoot camera with fixed settings. However, you can control the exposure by selecting appropriate shooting conditions. Make sure you are shooting in well-lit environments or use external lighting sources when necessary. Consider using the flash function in low light conditions to properly expose your subjects.
What should I do if the flash on my Kodak M35 doesn't work?
Firstly, check if your camera's battery is fully charged. If the flash still doesn't work, make sure you have switched the camera to "Flash On" mode and that the flash recharge light is not blinking, indicating the flash is ready. Additionally, confirm the flash range is suitable for your shooting distance. If the issue persists, consult a professional technician for further assistance.
How do I adjust the focus on my Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 has a fixed focus lens, so it automatically focuses on subjects at a certain distance. Ensure you are within the camera's ideal focusing range, roughly 1.5 to 3 meters (4.9 to 9.8 feet) away from your subject for best results. Remember, this camera is designed for more general photography, primarily outdoors or in well-lit environments.
My prints are coming out blurry. What can I do to improve the image quality?
To minimize blurriness in your prints, ensure you hold the camera steady while taking photos. If shooting indoors or in low light, try to use a stable surface or a tripod for additional stability. Furthermore, it is recommended to use the flash function in low light situations to avoid motion blur. Remember to refrain from moving the camera until the shutter fully releases, preserving image sharpness.
Does the Kodak M35 have a built-in flash?
Yes, the Kodak M35 has a built-in flash. This is convenient for users who want to capture well-lit photos in low-light conditions without needing to carry an external flash.
What is the camera type of the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 is a compact film camera. This means it is small and portable, perfect for everyday use and capturing memories on film.
What is the battery technology used in the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 uses alkaline battery technology. This type of battery is commonly available and provides reliable power for the camera.
What is the closest focusing distance of the Kodak M35?
The closest focusing distance of the Kodak M35 is 1 meter. This means that the camera can focus on subjects as close as 1 meter away, allowing for detailed close-up shots.
How many batteries are supported by the Kodak M35?
The Kodak M35 supports 1 battery. This is convenient for users as they only need to worry about keeping one battery charged or replaced, simplifying the camera's maintenance.
Is the manual of the Kodak M35 available in English?
Yes, the manual of the Kodak M35 is available in English .
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I noticed my flash wasn’t working so I changed the battery and now my flash isn’t working and the red light won’t turn on. What should I do?
I loaded my film exactly how it told me to, but no matter what my film keeps coming out blank? I use the flash when necessary, I always make sure to reel before snapping the picture, the numbers go up when i reel it but no matter what I do the film is blank?
Shutter button is not working and I cannot advance to next photos. (Winder is stuck)
my flash isn't working, how do I fix this?
I took some photos with my camera before I put the battery in, is there any way to have those photos still or is it too late for them?
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Why is my camera's advanced wheel not turning? My shutter button wont also take pictures anymore. I have properly inserted the film.
accidentally took out the film roll wrong and the film tape all unrolled. any chance of saving it?
The flash is not turning on my Kodak m35 camera. It was working yesterday and I have already replaced the battery. What can I do?
My Kodak m35 camera is not working, it is not allowing me to take any photos and the photo number count has gone back to ‘S’ and the red light is appearing when on. I took it into snappy snaps and they said it’s not the film that’s the problem. Please help!
Number of questions: 16