Kodak’s EC35: a $35 refillable alternative to disposable cameras
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Kodak unveils the EC35, a $35 refillable 35mm point‑and‑shoot that mimics a disposable camera but lets you keep shooting with new film. It has a fixed 24mm f/10 lens, 1/100s shutter, built‑in flash, and manual wind/rewind, powered by a single AAA battery included with a roll of film. The camera is refillable with extra film, features a lens slide cover, and comes in multiple colors, targeting Gen Z and reflecting a broader trend toward analog photography.
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