Description
Kodak M38 35mm Film Camera – Focus – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Kodak M38 35mm Film Camera – Focus Free, Powerful Built-in Flash, Easy to Use (Clouds White)
Product Dimensions
1.75 x 8.4 x 6.25 inches
Item Weight
5.6 ounces
ASIN
B09DYPTGBX
Item model number
DA00244
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
August 31, 2021
Manufacturer
Kodak
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Brand
KODAK
Color
Clouds White
Film Format Type
35mm
Item Weight
5.6 Ounces
Item Dimensions LxWxH
1.75 x 8.4 x 6.25 inches
Included Components
Kodak M38 35mm Film Camera with Flash (Clouds White)
Model Name
M38
Film Color
Colored
Exposure Control Type
Manual
Viewfinder Magnification
1x
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Proof of purchase :
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I. T (verified owner) –
Don’t waste your money – I’m new to film so I’m not sure if it was user error but after looking at the other reviews I think it is the camera that’s the issue… My brother and I used the user manual and put the film in correctly and batteries and everything and it sounded/looked like I was actually taking pictures because the # of images dial would go down as I took pics and it would click and need to be reloaded as a film camera does but when I went to go pick up my developed film only one black image went through…. VERY disappointing. I was thinking it was my fault or even the film I bought which it still could be but I think it was the camera as I see many others have had issues with it. The film I bought had a few negative reviews but people also posted pictures that they took with the film so I don’t think it was the film. This is overall a sketchy product anyway because I think I read somewhere that it’d not even sold by the actual Kodak brand. Also, by the time you take pics and wait the 2 weeks for your film to develop it is most likely going to be too late to return which is unfortunate and probably planned out by the company. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!
L. E (verified owner) –
Reusable disposable camera – This is basically a reusable disposable camera, much the same as people used to buy to take poor quality vacation pics ~20 years ago. Plastic lens, single shutter speed, awful flash.
O. B (verified owner) –
Beautiful camera – This camera definitely gives me photographer vibes lol
O. B (verified owner) –
Beautiful camera – This camera definitely gives me photographer vibes lol
R. M (verified owner) –
Works ok – Works ok it’s a cheap option for learning film. I stopped using it once my finished film got stuck in it and ruined the whole film.
J. F (verified owner) –
Fun Reusable – First thing is to understand what you are buying. This is a repurposed disposable camera, so if you are expecting photo quality on the same level of your old point and shoot automatic camera then think again. Having said that, this is a fun easy to use camera. You get to control the quality of film, the speed and even throw in a roll of B/W I enjoy using and like the photos that have come out of it. . Rewind slowly though , it can be a little tempermentally if you rewind it too fast, just take it nice and easy. For under $30 it’s great for what it is.
I. T (verified owner) –
Don’t waste your money – I’m new to film so I’m not sure if it was user error but after looking at the other reviews I think it is the camera that’s the issue… My brother and I used the user manual and put the film in correctly and batteries and everything and it sounded/looked like I was actually taking pictures because the # of images dial would go down as I took pics and it would click and need to be reloaded as a film camera does but when I went to go pick up my developed film only one black image went through…. VERY disappointing. I was thinking it was my fault or even the film I bought which it still could be but I think it was the camera as I see many others have had issues with it. The film I bought had a few negative reviews but people also posted pictures that they took with the film so I don’t think it was the film. This is overall a sketchy product anyway because I think I read somewhere that it’d not even sold by the actual Kodak brand. Also, by the time you take pics and wait the 2 weeks for your film to develop it is most likely going to be too late to return which is unfortunate and probably planned out by the company. DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!
R. A (verified owner) –
great! – the product came as expected, the intrusions did have a misspelling so that made me question the authenticity of the product. otherwise it is a great camera! requires an AAA battery and 35mm film purchased separately. if you’re looking for a cheap decent film camera, this is the one!
E. K (verified owner) –
Package was opened on 2 orders – Never got to use it since both packages had been opened
E. K (verified owner) –
Package was opened on 2 orders – Never got to use it since both packages had been opened
L. E (verified owner) –
Reusable disposable camera – This is basically a reusable disposable camera, much the same as people used to buy to take poor quality vacation pics ~20 years ago. Plastic lens, single shutter speed, awful flash.
R. A (verified owner) –
great! – the product came as expected, the intrusions did have a misspelling so that made me question the authenticity of the product. otherwise it is a great camera! requires an AAA battery and 35mm film purchased separately. if you’re looking for a cheap decent film camera, this is the one!
F. M (verified owner) –
Great great great!! – OMG what an amazing piece! Back to 1995!
F. M (verified owner) –
Great great great!! – OMG what an amazing piece! Back to 1995!
J. F (verified owner) –
Fun Reusable – First thing is to understand what you are buying. This is a repurposed disposable camera, so if you are expecting photo quality on the same level of your old point and shoot automatic camera then think again. Having said that, this is a fun easy to use camera. You get to control the quality of film, the speed and even throw in a roll of B/W I enjoy using and like the photos that have come out of it. . Rewind slowly though , it can be a little tempermentally if you rewind it too fast, just take it nice and easy. For under $30 it’s great for what it is.
R. M (verified owner) –
Works ok – Works ok it’s a cheap option for learning film. I stopped using it once my finished film got stuck in it and ruined the whole film.