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Kodak EC200 | Point & Shoot Film Camera | Brand New In Box (Without Film Roll)

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Kodak EC200 | Point & Shoot Film Camera | Brand New In Box (Without Film Roll)Brand: Kodak Condition: Brand New In Box Name: Kodak EC200 Type: Snapshot camera 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera with Fixed Lens Type of Film: 35mm Focal length: 28mm Maximum aperture: f 8 Focus: Fixed (minimum focus distance: 1. 5 m) Shutter speeds: 1 150 s Flash Flash connection: Built in automatic flash with red eye reduction Battery Type: 2 AA This unit does not contain a film roll. The Kodak EC200 is a compact and easy to use point and shoot

Brand: Kodak

Condition: Brand New In Box

Name: Kodak EC200

Type: Snapshot camera – 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera with Fixed Lens

Type of Film: 35mm

Focal length: 28mm

Maximum aperture: f/8

Focus: Fixed (minimum focus distance: 1.5 m)

Shutter speeds: 1/150 s

Flash / Flash connection: Built-in automatic flash with red-eye reduction

Battery Type: 2 × AA

This unit does not contain a film roll. 

The Kodak EC200 is a compact and easy-to-use point and shoot camera, ideal for those stepping into the world of film photography. Launched in the early 2000s, it is a pocket-friendly, lightweight camera designed to simplify the process of shooting on film—allowing users to focus more on composition and image-making rather than technical settings.

The camera features a 28mm fixed wide-angle lens, offering a natural field of view suitable for everyday photography, travel, and casual shooting. With a fixed aperture of f/8 and a shutter speed of 1/150 seconds, exposure is kept simple and consistent. The camera supports DX-coded films of ISO 100, 200, and 400, automatically adjusting flash output based on the film loaded.

This is a fully automatic, electronically motorised camera, handling film advance and rewind without manual intervention. The camera turns on by sliding open the lens cover. Once shooting begins, the film advances automatically after each shot. When the roll is finished, the camera rewinds the film back into the cartridge using the built-in motor.

The built-in flash activates automatically in low-light conditions and features red-eye reduction. The flash takes approximately 8 seconds to recharge, and a ready indicator light confirms when the camera is ready to shoot again.

The viewfinder is separate from the lens, so users should be mindful not to block the lens while composing. The minimum focusing distance is 1.5 meters, and subjects closer than this will appear out of focus.

The camera runs on 2 AA batteries and is best paired with ISO 400 35mm film, offering flexibility across both daylight and indoor shooting conditions.

Designed for ease and reliability, the Kodak EC200 removes the complexities of manual photography. Whether you are a beginner or someone looking for a relaxed shooting experience, this camera offers a straightforward way to enjoy film photography.

Point-and-shoot cameras sold by CPB Darkroom are inspected for shutter response, flash performance, film transport reliability, and overall usability, with any cosmetic or functional notes clearly described and reflected in the condition grade.

The sample images shown were made on film using this exact camera and lens, offering a true representation of its rendering, lens performance, and overall image quality.

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