Summary
Reto Project has launched the Kodak EC35, a reusable 35mm film camera priced at $34.99. It’s designed as a budget-friendly and eco-conscious option compared to disposable cameras. The camera includes a 25mm acrylic lens, a fixed f/10 aperture, and a sliding cover that secures the shutter. Available in seven colors and weighing just 102 grams, it focuses on simple, manual operation with features like manual winding and a built-in flash.
More people are getting into film photography as it becomes easier to afford. Reto Project is adding to this trend with their new Kodak EC35 camera, which sells for only $34.99. This simpler and more portable camera follows their pricier Snapic A1 model. The EC35 gives photography fans a real film experience without the waste or ongoing costs of typical disposable cameras.
This camera is designed to be incredibly simple to use. It comes with a 25mm lens—perfect for capturing wide street scenes and everyday portraits. It has a fixed aperture and shutter speed of f/10 and 1/100, respectively, and requires you to manually advance and rewind the 35mm film. A single AA battery powers the built-in flash, which is helpful in low-light situations. The camera features a basic viewfinder and a sliding lens cover—a design choice inspired by classic compact cameras from the 1990s, like the Olympus Stylus series. Sliding the cover closed also locks the shutter, preventing accidental photos while the camera is stored in a bag or pocket.
The Kodak EC35 is a lightweight, everyday camera weighing just 102 grams and made from strong ABS plastic. It comes in seven fun colors – midnight black, vanilla white, butter yellow, lavender, powder blue, blush pink, and avocado green – each with a slightly different lens cover. Designed for simplicity and style, it’s a great way for beginners to get into film photography without complicated settings. You can buy the camera on its own, or as a $45 bundle that includes a strap and a roll of Kodak Ultramax 400 film. It’s available directly from the Reto Project website.
2026-07-20 14:56