Great review and film results! One suggestion: it’s better to use an alkaline battery, not the heavy duty battery, as alkaline batteries are less likely to leak after a year. Keep snapping! 👍
hey love the shots! I would recommend looking into an older point an shoot made in the 80s or 90s. many can be found for under 25 bucks that will out perform that kodak in every way with autofocus and zoom capabilities while still only having one button. The kodak is a good starter but it’s really a rebranded chinese camera that has decades old technology at what is a pretty high price for the features. something like a canon sure shot or olympus afl will last the test of time and has a lens that is close to what a bigger slr can do. hope that helps on ur journey!
Ya, while I want one, because I'm a film camera junky, I think my XA2 would probably take better pictures. That and I have one already... somewhere. Great video though.
As long as you find a good one, you're usually okay. I have a Minolta SLR (Maxxum) and the Canon Autoboy (Japanese SureShot) I trashpicked works but it needs a 2CR5 battery which isn't easy to find; you basically have to buy them online in bulk. 123 (sometimes called DL123A) batteries are also hard to find (or harder), so beware of those cameras unless you live near a Ace Hardware or Batteries Plus or can order the battery online. Since I own a SLR which uses them, I don't mind but it's a pretty noticeable shortcoming for first time users, but this can be a issue for someone who doesn't have a camera to stockpile them 10 at a time. Some use CR2 or CR123 which are easier to get but you absolutely need to research the model. I also got a Minolta Freedom II AF in a camera lot which uses normal AA batteries.
~~~ FAQ: ~~~ •How do you get the pictures on your phone? - Once the film is developed, it can be scanned into a digital file. This file can be shared between a computer and your phone. (Most places that develop film will also offer scans). • Where can I get the film developed? - Look around for local shops that develop film - Send it out! - Buy chemicals to do it yourself at home :) •Where can I buy it? - Webb Camera: bit.ly/3uk3CRF - Unique: bit.ly/3DgDR7r - B&H: bhpho.to/3Dbb7wQ - Check out your local camera stores!!! Thanks for watching! :)
Wow, thank you so much for this video! I didn't realise the camera is usable, thought it was the other way around and bought a SLR instead :/ The SLR was too complicated for me and I'm actually thinking of buying a point and shoot. You've been a big help especially with all the tips at the end that's not always mentioned in reviews. Thank you so much and have a nice day :-)
Thank you for explaining with images. After watching 6 reviews I can finally understand what the output is actually like!!! Keep making such good videos❤️❤️
Rochester! I party want to buy this camera just because I live here too and Kodak is so important to our history and such. They really make some cool products now, and really well priced too, it's a shame that more people don't know about them. Also, it was cool seeing a review where the pictures showcased are all places I've seen IRL before. :)
thank you for this video! i bought this camera and really couldnt find any videos on it except your and im glad i watched it, i know i made the right decision now!
do it!! I think we have at least 11 film cameras in my apartment, they're addicting. 10/10 would recommend coming to the dark side or rather "darkroom" and start shooting film!! & It was the stairs at a parking garage :)
I have my first roll on Kodak M38 developed and scanned, and only 4 out of 36 shots are nice lol. I thought it would work great without flash on cloudy afternoon, but no, all the shots turned out under exposure. I should have watched your video first prior taking photos but nevermind, I am on my second roll and I hope it would turn out great.
@@tristinrose13 true, my first film was given by friend. I tried my second roll using Kodak Gold (and shot with flash) and the result was waaay better and sharper 😁
Considering the cheap technology and lens in this camera your photos had less grain than I expected, not to bad! I’m just about to do a test of a 90s auto focus point and shoot v’s a 70s ranger finder, I’ll take some identical shots with each. It will be interesting to see how they perform in comparison.
Awesome video! Love vibe and samples. I just saw this camera on eBay when I was looking to get a vintage 35mm P&S for a friend, I was wondering when a company would come up with a modern version. Sure enough, Kodak did. Wish it paired with a better glass with faster aperture like their vintage counterpart, but unlike those, this is new and reliable, and you don't have to worry about iftdying after a short period of use due to age and wear.
it looks to me that they are about the same! I haven't had any experience with the M38 yet, but I don't think there is much difference other than a slight design change... They will both basically function the same exact way & I think M35 comes in more colors! :)
Great review! Appreciated your tips and was glad to see your pics! I just bought this camera and got the same color you did! Thank you for the in-depth review, details, and your photos! Can’t wait to play with this camera!
@@tristinrose13 Okay, subscribing right now!! Can’t wait to see what you’re up to!! I totally wanna get your nail polish, too! I love this color!! Did you coordinate with your camera on purpose? :)
@@tristinrose13 Thanks for the tip!! I love aqua/turquoise so I totally noticed and made the decision when I bought this camera!! Totally gonna look for that nail polish! Thank you!!
Hi Danica! You should leave the flash off all the time until you need it (as it used up the battery when it is on). I would avoid using flash outside when there is any daylight. Indoors it is more up to you, but just use your best judgement depending on how strong there is other lighting on something. Indoors will probably need the flash more often than anywhere else! hope this helps! ❤️
Hi dear! Your video is really informative! 👍🏻May I ask for the film counter, after I advance the film,it does get to the ‘dot’ of the counter, ie: at the middle of two numbers, eg: 4 . 5 ,May I know if we should click the shutter and advance it to 5 or it is considered to be a ‘valid film’ and we can actually take a picture at the dot placing? It had been troubling me as I m worried that I’m actually not taking any pictures when the film counter is at the ‘dot’, thanks for sharing your knowledge!😇
Hi! I'm super interested in buying one but can't seem to find it anywhere other than Ebay. Do you know where I can find one from a more reputable seller?
hi! thanks for watching!! I actually developed them myself at home! hopefully my next video with be exciting that! :) there are plenty of cool places that can develope for you & I'll try to include some in the next video as well :)
if you hit the button on the bottom (rewind button) but did not rewind with the rewind knob on top, you should be okay to keep shooting!! There might be one frame that's a bit messed up, but usually it's alright :) good luck, thanks for reaching out, and happy shooting!!
when you get them developed, they can give you scans as well, that will be digital for your phone. I am not sure if Walgreens does development, but they might! I like to look for companies that focus on developing, because it would be better quailty, but somewhere like Walgreens (if they do) could work just fine if you're just starting out. Hope this helped!
@@tristinrose13 i love your review! it's the best one i've come across. hope you can make a video on how you develop and scan your films/photos at home 💕 thank you so much
hello i loved your video! i wanted to ask if the counter goes all the way up to 36? i have a 36 exposure roll in this same camera but after taking about 24 photos, the counter went back to 3 on its own. is this a concern for me or can i continue taking pictures?
Hi i just got the camera, and i pressed a little button next to where you put your batteries, but i still didn’t put any film or batteries, could you please tell me what the little button is for and im pressing so it comes back up but its not? Will it affect my pictures?
it's been a minute since I've taken these, but using flash washes out the color & make it less vibrant. If I was taking a picture of the sky, I was not using flash :) Thanks for your question!!
so they will react to light differently & require different exposure times. The lower the ISO (number) on the film the more light it requires, where the higher the number the less light it requires. Every film stock will have unique qualities, so the best way to go about finding what's right for you is just doing some experiments :)
@@BiancaNevesOriginal so from what I've seen a lot of disposable cameras are actually loaded with an 800 film & it depends on which disposable you buy. I would say probably go with the Ultramax if your are just starting out.
hi, I recommend indoors and/or anywhere without bright lighting! If there is a lot of intense lighting or sunshine, you can probably get away without using the flash! :)
hi!! i have a kodak m35 as well and i think i accidentally left the flash on for way too long a couple of times and the next time i tried to use it, the flash made a loud pop sound so i tried changing the batteries and it made the loud sound again and now my flash just doesnt work, is there any way to fix this?
I don't think I've had the issue hearing a pop with the flash, so I don't think I can be much help. The best I can say is to maybe try to replace the battery one more time 😬 Sorry you're having a problem with it. Hope you figure it out, update me if you find a solution!
Hi! sorry for bother you, I'm from Mexico:) , so basically when I rewind the film I can use it again? and to save them I download all of the photos to my phone so I can do the rewind? :))
Hi! no need to apologize :) When you rewind, you put the film back into the canister. You need to put the film back in the canister to save the images from being exposed to the light and ruined. You then need to get the film developed and scanned if you want to save them or download them. The film can not be used again. When you take a picture it exposes light yo the film and basically burns a permanent image into it. But you can keep using this camera again and again as long as you have a new roll of film! Hope that was helpful!
@@valeriaa2365 a roll of 35mm film can usually take either 24 or 36 pictures. But yes, you'd need to buy a new roll of film each time. There are different kinds & some are really cheap! :)
Hi!!! I have a question so i took 15 photos already with my camera and i opened the back of it. And all of a sudden the number on the camera went back to the “s” or to the very start. Would you know if my 15 photos got deleted? Heheh thank you so much!!!
The film can't be exposed to any light, so you should never open the back of the camera if there is that isn't rewound. It is very possible that the 15 images you took could be "deleted" ... but because the film got ruined for those frames :( You might be able to shut it & shoot to the end of the roll and get some good ones. Good luck!
hi! im thinking about buying this camara but im doing some research first, do you have to roll it to the next number everytime you want to take a picture or does it do it by itself?
you have to manually advance the film each time with the thumb wind! It won't take a picture if you don't, so you don't have to worry about accidental double exposures.
hi sorry i didn't see this comment until now, currently i have a nice set up to scan with a digital camera so i get high footage onto my computer, previously i used an exon scanner ... and another film specific scanner. you can also have whoever develops it for you, also scan it for you :)
Hi i have a question pls help me 🥲 So, when u turn the advance wheel after taking a picture. Is the roll handle on the top left (next to the shutter button) supposed to turn as well? As in, turn on its own while you turn the advance wheel ? Idk but i realised the roll handle started turning when i turn the advance wheel and this started happening on my 30th film shot..im not sure but I don’t think the roll handle turned when im on my 1st-20th shot? Does that mean my film gonna turn out blank 🥲
So the roll handle is hard to notice, I usually don't pay attention to it moving so there's a chance you just didn't notice. If it actually wasn't moving, it is possible they might be blank until it was turning.. I'd say still get it developed & cross your fingers.
hey, i'm confused cause when i started to roll it till 1, it didn't work, but it work until i hear the click sound, but sometimes it's not on 1, it happened to b on 3 or s, i'm scared if it didn't even take any pics😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm not sure I understand your issue... if the counter kept changing, it might be possible that you accidentally opened the back... or possibly the film wasn't loaded properly, making it not advance (and not taking pictures) :/ it should start on S (I believe) then advance each number when you take each picture until the roll of film is full.
super easy! all the settings are preset, so you won't have to worry about changing the aperture or shutter speed. Like the title says, it's basically the same qualifications as a disposable camera, you can just keep using it & reloading more film in it :)
so it is like the normal film cameras that can be used again and again by just changing the ended roll? i really can't afford an expensive film camera and i was thinking i should throw this after the roll ends . am I understanding right ?
hello, i have a question. when you take the film out for processing do you go to a kodak shop to get it processed or can you process it at home? also if you did process it in the store does it cost money?
If costs money to develop and scan film, yes. It doesn't have to be a Kodak shop, a lot of stores that sell film will develop, you might have to Google somewhere near you. It is possible to also develop at home! You have to buy some supplies though :)
it actually doesn't come with film, but you can use most 35mm film with this camera! Just do some research on the ISO of the film to make sure the pictures will look good with the camera
Hi! i have some issues with my camera, i took my first shot today and and left the camera alone bcs i dont feel like taking any pics yet, few mins later i noticed the count pictures on top changed to 'S' from '1' i just wanted to know if this is normal bcs i just bought the camera yesterday also i tried re taking pics again until i reached at some certain numbers and decided to leave it alone once again and the result are the same, it still went back to 'S', i need help with this one please thank you!!
is the back opening at all? when you pop open the back it will reset the count. This will also mess up the film if it gets exposed to any lighting. I'd say make sure the film roll wind (the rewind knob thingy) us push down too! Hope this helps some!
@@tristinrose13 no i did not open the back part at all when this happened then i actually try to open the back part and noticed it went back to S but im very sure i didnt open it in the beginning, but thank you! my camera somehow work after i took maybe like 6 pictures!
A "heavy duty" battery means that its carbon zinc These batteries are not at all heavy duty and they will leak after a year I'd reccomend getting some alkaline batteries
What with reusable disposable camera thingy? Those are camera, a camera, non-professional, affordable camera for the masses, long before disposable camera became a thingy, and obviously wayyy long before digital cameras. Should know that almost all cameras, cheap, affordable ones in the late 80's early 90's are just like that.
You are correct! In today's age a lot of people know more about disposable cameras and look for the same aesthetic in their photos. This is just a good alternative to disposables but I titled it in a way that people who are looking for disposable cameras could learn about it! Hope this might answer your question, thanks for your comment! Have a great day :)
am I the only one having a bad experience with this camera? oftentimes the shutter doesn't work or the wheel doesn't turn....kinda sad about it bc who knows how much film i have wasted because of random issues ://
good question. Yes, completely reusable! The M35 is not actually a disposable camera. :) it just has the same settings as a disposable camera would have.
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This was the best review of this camera I’ve seen! So good!
thanks! love the feedback!! glad it was helpful :)
Great review and film results! One suggestion: it’s better to use an alkaline battery, not the heavy duty battery, as alkaline batteries are less likely to leak after a year. Keep snapping! 👍
So glad some women are reviewing this!
hey love the shots! I would recommend looking into an older point an shoot made in the 80s or 90s. many can be found for under 25 bucks that will out perform that kodak in every way with autofocus and zoom capabilities while still only having one button. The kodak is a good starter but it’s really a rebranded chinese camera that has decades old technology at what is a pretty high price for the features. something like a canon sure shot or olympus afl will last the test of time and has a lens that is close to what a bigger slr can do. hope that helps on ur journey!
Thanks for sharing
Ya, while I want one, because I'm a film camera junky, I think my XA2 would probably take better pictures. That and I have one already... somewhere.
Great video though.
would you have any reccomendations? im really interested in buying an older cheaper camera but I have no idea where to start haha
Although older point and shoot are much better this is a nice camera for starters
As long as you find a good one, you're usually okay. I have a Minolta SLR (Maxxum) and the Canon Autoboy (Japanese SureShot) I trashpicked works but it needs a 2CR5 battery which isn't easy to find; you basically have to buy them online in bulk. 123 (sometimes called DL123A) batteries are also hard to find (or harder), so beware of those cameras unless you live near a Ace Hardware or Batteries Plus or can order the battery online.
Since I own a SLR which uses them, I don't mind but it's a pretty noticeable shortcoming for first time users, but this can be a issue for someone who doesn't have a camera to stockpile them 10 at a time. Some use CR2 or CR123 which are easier to get but you absolutely need to research the model. I also got a Minolta Freedom II AF in a camera lot which uses normal AA batteries.
~~~ FAQ: ~~~
•How do you get the pictures on your phone?
- Once the film is developed, it can be scanned into a digital file. This file can be shared between a computer and your phone. (Most places that develop film will also offer scans).
• Where can I get the film developed?
- Look around for local shops that develop film
- Send it out!
- Buy chemicals to do it yourself at home :)
•Where can I buy it?
- Webb Camera: bit.ly/3uk3CRF
- Unique: bit.ly/3DgDR7r
- B&H: bhpho.to/3Dbb7wQ
- Check out your local camera stores!!!
Thanks for watching! :)
Wow, thank you so much for this video! I didn't realise the camera is usable, thought it was the other way around and bought a SLR instead :/ The SLR was too complicated for me and I'm actually thinking of buying a point and shoot. You've been a big help especially with all the tips at the end that's not always mentioned in reviews. Thank you so much and have a nice day :-)
no problem! thanks for watching!!! I'm glad it was helpful :)
Thank you for explaining with images. After watching 6 reviews I can finally understand what the output is actually like!!! Keep making such good videos❤️❤️
Wow film is so much more beautiful than digital. It just looks so much more organic and artful.
I am definitely a huge fan of film! :)
Super good!!!!! Loved it
Means a lot to me, thank you so much! :)
awesome video. I walk those streets of Rochester too. great pics.
this is so funny. While I was watching this the scenery looked familiar and realized it’s Rochester, where I am currently studying at!!
that's so fun!! :)
Rochester! I party want to buy this camera just because I live here too and Kodak is so important to our history and such. They really make some cool products now, and really well priced too, it's a shame that more people don't know about them. Also, it was cool seeing a review where the pictures showcased are all places I've seen IRL before. :)
it's always fun to see familiar places in videos!!! & Kodak is pretty awesome!
thank you for this video! i bought this camera and really couldnt find any videos on it except your and im glad i watched it, i know i made the right decision now!
yay! that's exciting, i hope you love the camera :)
Thank you so much for this review! This was most helpful, also I just purchases my first film camera (aka this one) AND I'M SO EXCITED!
yay!! I'm so excited for you!
thanks for watching & glad I could help :)
😆😆😆😆😆😆@@tristinrose13
I want my own film camera, I want to buy one now!!! I love that one pic with all the blue & white railing (stairs?) ♥️
do it!! I think we have at least 11 film cameras in my apartment, they're addicting. 10/10 would recommend coming to the dark side or rather "darkroom" and start shooting film!!
& It was the stairs at a parking garage :)
Thanks so much for your review!! It’s like 4 am and I was looking for a review to order this! And I will 💚
exciting, i hope you enjoy the camera!
@@tristinrose13 i did buy it and I got my first film the other day! It turned out so good!!
Awesome video and very informative, thanks
I have my first roll on Kodak M38 developed and scanned, and only 4 out of 36 shots are nice lol.
I thought it would work great without flash on cloudy afternoon, but no, all the shots turned out under exposure.
I should have watched your video first prior taking photos but nevermind, I am on my second roll and I hope it would turn out great.
bummer, hoping the next roll is better!! the film stock might also affect the outcome as well. good luck!! :)
@@tristinrose13 true, my first film was given by friend. I tried my second roll using Kodak Gold (and shot with flash) and the result was waaay better and sharper 😁
@@yellowcrocus good!! that's great to hear! :)
you are an absolute artist!!!
Amazing review!! I was thinking about buying one but now I will buy one for sure!😍
yay! exciting :) They are so fun to use
Considering the cheap technology and lens in this camera your photos had less grain than I expected, not to bad! I’m just about to do a test of a 90s auto focus point and shoot v’s a 70s ranger finder, I’ll take some identical shots with each. It will be interesting to see how they perform in comparison.
what cameras are you using??
My friend recently gifted me Kodak M35 and I had absolute no idea of how to use it. I’m so thankful I found your video totally helpful!! 😭
I'm glad you found it too!! I'm excited for you, I hope you love it :)
Your video has a great vibe!
thank you!! I appreciate you :)
Lovely review I recently got one and I’m in love … reall made me start to like film photography
yay! glad you enjoyed it & super glad you're loving shooting film! :)
I love the photos and videos that you took! I’m not looking to buy a camera or anything but this was fun to watch anyway! Thanks for posting this! ❤️
yay! love that feedback! thank you :)
@@tristinrose13 you're welcome!
Lovely video and photos! Thanks for sharing ❤️ Just got this camera sooo excited to use it!
thank you! & yay!! that's so exciting! It comes with me in my pocket everywhere :)
I was like "is that Rochester?" Saw the Kodak building, "I'm pretty sure that's Rochester!" Googled Kodak building. I've never been to Rochester.
Awesome video! Love vibe and samples.
I just saw this camera on eBay when I was looking to get a vintage 35mm P&S for a friend, I was wondering when a company would come up with a modern version. Sure enough, Kodak did.
Wish it paired with a better glass with faster aperture like their vintage counterpart, but unlike those, this is new and reliable, and you don't have to worry about iftdying after a short period of use due to age and wear.
Great video - very informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So sick to see another rochestarian :) you actually came in such clutch with this vid 🤘🏼
sweeeet, glad it was helpful! and hello neighbor! haha
thank you for your review!! it really helped as I was contemplating whether to get this or the disposable camera haha....
I’m a beginner and I’m torn between Kodak M35 and M38, what do you recommend is best for beginners like me?
it looks to me that they are about the same! I haven't had any experience with the M38 yet, but I don't think there is much difference other than a slight design change...
They will both basically function the same exact way & I think M35 comes in more colors! :)
@@tristinrose13 wow thank you so much!! you’re a blessing to me!
Great video!! Recently discovered film photography myself :)) Got some new tips from your vid so thanks alot!
love to hear it!! good luck on your film journey!!! :)
@tristinrose i enjoyed watching this video but what I appreciate more is how you take time to respond to the queries!
of course! I made the video because I had questions that others weren't answering, so I'm glad to help :)
Great review! Appreciated your tips and was glad to see your pics! I just bought this camera and got the same color you did! Thank you for the in-depth review, details, and your photos! Can’t wait to play with this camera!
yay! that's super exciting!! I am hoping to do some experiments with this camera soon! I love it & I hope you do too! :)
@@tristinrose13 Okay, subscribing right now!! Can’t wait to see what you’re up to!! I totally wanna get your nail polish, too! I love this color!! Did you coordinate with your camera on purpose? :)
@@KarySchump I did coordinate on purpose ;) haha, nice catch ... it's sea foam 504 by L.A. Color if you were curious :)
@@tristinrose13 Thanks for the tip!! I love aqua/turquoise so I totally noticed and made the decision when I bought this camera!! Totally gonna look for that nail polish! Thank you!!
Thank you ❤️
thank for your review and unboxing video ❤️ i am gonna buy it soon 😜 great!!!!!!
Yay! That’s exciting!!! I hope you love it as much as I do!!!
Kodak is doing it RIGHT by bringing out new cameras, Polaroid won't remake their old film for the vintage cameras
this is a really good review but how do you see the pictures that you take?
the film needs to be developed & scanned :)
Great information!! Thanks for sharing
You bet! Thanks for watching
Great review, thanks! 🎉
did u have to hold down the lil button when u remind the entire time or just once
good question! it's a bit touchy sometimes ... so sometimes it's just for a few seconds & other times I have to hold it down
hi, I have this little question, up to what number does the camera photo counter go?
I believe it stops at 36 & then it says E for empty ...
I don't know of any 35 mm film that has more than 36 exposures tho :)
Hello! Im just curious and wondering, is it better to have the flash on or flash off? In terms of outdoor and indoor setting.
Thank you!💘
Hi Danica!
You should leave the flash off all the time until you need it (as it used up the battery when it is on). I would avoid using flash outside when there is any daylight. Indoors it is more up to you, but just use your best judgement depending on how strong there is other lighting on something. Indoors will probably need the flash more often than anywhere else!
hope this helps! ❤️
@@tristinrose13 THANK YOU SO MUCH!💘
Hi dear! Your video is really informative! 👍🏻May I ask for the film counter, after I advance the film,it does get to the ‘dot’ of the counter, ie: at the middle of two numbers, eg: 4 . 5 ,May I know if we should click the shutter and advance it to 5 or it is considered to be a ‘valid film’ and we can actually take a picture at the dot placing? It had been troubling me as I m worried that I’m actually not taking any pictures when the film counter is at the ‘dot’, thanks for sharing your knowledge!😇
the dot is still a picture you can take! :)
it sound be dots as numbers .. so it would be like 12 • • 15
Thank you so much for the response ! God bless 😇
Hi! I'm super interested in buying one but can't seem to find it anywhere other than Ebay. Do you know where I can find one from a more reputable seller?
I got mine from ebay, so I'm not sure where else to check. I saw them on Etsy, but they were twice the price.
cool video! like your vibes :)
wow! thank you so much :)
Do you need to go to like a camera shop in order to transfer these pictures to your phone?
the film needs to be developed and scanned in order to get it digitally. You will have to go somewhere that can do these things for you, yes.
Great Video!!
thank youuuu :)
great vid! where did you get the roll developed? idk if you already answered this question
hi! thanks for watching!! I actually developed them myself at home! hopefully my next video with be exciting that! :)
there are plenty of cool places that can develope for you & I'll try to include some in the next video as well :)
@@tristinrose13 pleaseee do that video!!!
@@Alba-of5xz in my newest video there's a quick segment about my developing process!!
hello! I love your video! do you know if I can continue shooting normally if I accidentally hit the rewind button?
if you hit the button on the bottom (rewind button) but did not rewind with the rewind knob on top, you should be okay to keep shooting!! There might be one frame that's a bit messed up, but usually it's alright :)
good luck, thanks for reaching out, and happy shooting!!
can you get them developed at a walgreens or somewhere and also have them on your phone how does that work?
when you get them developed, they can give you scans as well, that will be digital for your phone. I am not sure if Walgreens does development, but they might! I like to look for companies that focus on developing, because it would be better quailty, but somewhere like Walgreens (if they do) could work just fine if you're just starting out.
Hope this helped!
Where do you even get film developed in this sat and age? I thought film was a thing of the past!!
There are actually still some film/camera stores that develop film! We actually developed this one ourselves at home though :)
@@tristinrose13 i love your review! it's the best one i've come across. hope you can make a video on how you develop and scan your films/photos at home 💕 thank you so much
@@rizgonzales3326 great idea! I'll put it in the to do list!! :)
So the first photo that you took was that just to get the camera to 1 and it doesn’t develop?
Correct. It is safe to assume that nothing before 1 will develop. Sometimes you get a surprise and it will develop, but don't expect it to.
Where did you bought it?
Hey! I have seen this camera on youtube and I really like it where can I buy it?
I got mine on ebay :)
Hey if you could link the camera, it would be great!
I'll work on it, I just bought it on eBay... but I can look for a link to post soon
hello i loved your video! i wanted to ask if the counter goes all the way up to 36? i have a 36 exposure roll in this same camera but after taking about 24 photos, the counter went back to 3 on its own. is this a concern for me or can i continue taking pictures?
hi!! idk if you got your answer elsewher but i have this camera and the counter does go up to 36!!!
@@loveless_gen helloooooo thank you SO MUCH for your help! greatly appreciated hehe
@@loveless_gen hey just making sure that I am able to buy more film and re use the same camera? sorry I am just looking into it now lol
@@alyssa4832 hi! yes! the camera is 100% reusable, you can recharge it as many times as you want
@@loveless_genamazing!! thank you so much :))))
Hi i just got the camera, and i pressed a little button next to where you put your batteries, but i still didn’t put any film or batteries, could you please tell me what the little button is for and im pressing so it comes back up but its not? Will it affect my pictures?
Hey! Love the video! Just one question. The photos you took at the sky, were made with flash? Thanks!❤️
it's been a minute since I've taken these, but using flash washes out the color & make it less vibrant. If I was taking a picture of the sky, I was not using flash :) Thanks for your question!!
@@tristinrose13 thank you!
hi, how long do you believe it would last?
i still feel confident using mine now nearly 2 years later!
@@tristinrose13 ah thank you, this helps!
The water fall
What’s the difference between Kodak 200 Gold film and the ultramax 400 film?
so they will react to light differently & require different exposure times. The lower the ISO (number) on the film the more light it requires, where the higher the number the less light it requires.
Every film stock will have unique qualities, so the best way to go about finding what's right for you is just doing some experiments :)
@@tristinrose13 oh okay thanks! which one would you say is closer to a kodak disposable camera film?
@@BiancaNevesOriginal so from what I've seen a lot of disposable cameras are actually loaded with an 800 film & it depends on which disposable you buy. I would say probably go with the Ultramax if your are just starting out.
Fotos lindas, adorei! 💖
Nice and thankyou
So over all when are where do you recommend using flash?
hi, I recommend indoors and/or anywhere without bright lighting! If there is a lot of intense lighting or sunshine, you can probably get away without using the flash! :)
hi!! i have a kodak m35 as well and i think i accidentally left the flash on for way too long a couple of times and the next time i tried to use it, the flash made a loud pop sound so i tried changing the batteries and it made the loud sound again and now my flash just doesnt work, is there any way to fix this?
I don't think I've had the issue hearing a pop with the flash, so I don't think I can be much help. The best I can say is to maybe try to replace the battery one more time 😬
Sorry you're having a problem with it.
Hope you figure it out, update me if you find a solution!
Thank you! I really liked your video
thanks for watching! I'm glad you liked it :)
Hi, i have a question! How many rolls can i use for this camera? Is there any limit or I can use it forever? Thank you
well maybe not FOREVER, but you can keep reusing again & again! There is no limit :)
Hi! sorry for bother you, I'm from Mexico:) , so basically when I rewind the film I can use it again? and to save them I download all of the photos to my phone so I can do the rewind? :))
Hi! no need to apologize :)
When you rewind, you put the film back into the canister. You need to put the film back in the canister to save the images from being exposed to the light and ruined. You then need to get the film developed and scanned if you want to save them or download them. The film can not be used again. When you take a picture it exposes light yo the film and basically burns a permanent image into it.
But you can keep using this camera again and again as long as you have a new roll of film!
Hope that was helpful!
@@tristinrose13 So I am going to have to buy another roll because it can no longer be used and so on until I used the roll completely?
@@valeriaa2365 a roll of 35mm film can usually take either 24 or 36 pictures. But yes, you'd need to buy a new roll of film each time. There are different kinds & some are really cheap! :)
@@tristinrose13 ohhh okaayyy, tysm!!
Hi!!! I have a question so i took 15 photos already with my camera and i opened the back of it. And all of a sudden the number on the camera went back to the “s” or to the very start. Would you know if my 15 photos got deleted? Heheh thank you so much!!!
The film can't be exposed to any light, so you should never open the back of the camera if there is that isn't rewound.
It is very possible that the 15 images you took could be "deleted" ... but because the film got ruined for those frames :(
You might be able to shut it & shoot to the end of the roll and get some good ones.
Good luck!
Hello... I think you're nervous! But i loved it.
Hey! some first video nerves, I'll work that out in the next one haha! thanks for watching!!
hi! im thinking about buying this camara but im doing some research first, do you have to roll it to the next number everytime you want to take a picture or does it do it by itself?
you have to manually advance the film each time with the thumb wind! It won't take a picture if you don't, so you don't have to worry about accidental double exposures.
@@tristinrose13 thank you!!!
hi I just want to know how you get the photos to your phone?
after the film is developed, the negatives came be scanned onto a device :)
Can you tell me that how you scan these
hi sorry i didn't see this comment until now, currently i have a nice set up to scan with a digital camera so i get high footage onto my computer, previously i used an exon scanner ... and another film specific scanner.
you can also have whoever develops it for you, also scan it for you :)
Well what's the color its nice😍
Hi i have a question pls help me 🥲
So, when u turn the advance wheel after taking a picture. Is the roll handle on the top left (next to the shutter button) supposed to turn as well? As in, turn on its own while you turn the advance wheel ?
Idk but i realised the roll handle started turning when i turn the advance wheel and this started happening on my 30th film shot..im not sure but I don’t think the roll handle turned when im on my 1st-20th shot? Does that mean my film gonna turn out blank 🥲
So the roll handle is hard to notice, I usually don't pay attention to it moving so there's a chance you just didn't notice.
If it actually wasn't moving, it is possible they might be blank until it was turning.. I'd say still get it developed & cross your fingers.
hey, i'm confused cause when i started to roll it till 1, it didn't work, but it work until i hear the click sound, but sometimes it's not on 1, it happened to b on 3 or s, i'm scared if it didn't even take any pics😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm not sure I understand your issue...
if the counter kept changing, it might be possible that you accidentally opened the back... or possibly the film wasn't loaded properly, making it not advance (and not taking pictures) :/
it should start on S (I believe) then advance each number when you take each picture until the roll of film is full.
Im a beginner. I would like to know if this camera would be good for beginners? :)
super easy! all the settings are preset, so you won't have to worry about changing the aperture or shutter speed.
Like the title says, it's basically the same qualifications as a disposable camera, you can just keep using it & reloading more film in it :)
How did you get it onto your phone?
How do u get the photos from the film.
get it developed & scanned :)
I’ve just bought mine today, but I loaded the film and forgot to put a battery in, does this matter? Is the battery just for the flash? Thanks!
yep! you're right, the battery is only for the flash, everything else should work fine without a battery :)
oh my gosh where did you get yours from?
@@myonna8701 I got mine from eBay!
so it is like the normal film cameras that can be used again and again by just changing the ended roll? i really can't afford an expensive film camera and i was thinking i should throw this after the roll ends . am I understanding right ?
yep, it's like other film cameras. It is completely reusable! Keep loading more and more film as your heart desires :)
Does your camera still work? Is this camera durable?
Yes! I am still using it almost a year later :)
My Kodak M35 reel is stuck and shutter button won’t take any shots, could anyone help? I still have film loaded inside
what number is the count on?
6
hello, i have a question. when you take the film out for processing do you go to a kodak shop to get it processed or can you process it at home? also if you did process it in the store does it cost money?
If costs money to develop and scan film, yes. It doesn't have to be a Kodak shop, a lot of stores that sell film will develop, you might have to Google somewhere near you.
It is possible to also develop at home! You have to buy some supplies though :)
@@tristinrose13 thank you so much for replying!
do i need to only use rolls from the same company? as shown in the video, i know it comes with it but i mean when i buy later?
it actually doesn't come with film, but you can use most 35mm film with this camera!
Just do some research on the ISO of the film to make sure the pictures will look good with the camera
Where can I buy it?
I got mine on ebay :)
@@tristinrose13 thank u :)
How to get the pic in the camera?
from where did u get it ??
I got mine on eBay :)
@@tristinrose13 did yours take a long time to get to you?? all of the cameras i find on ebay say it’ll ship by july
Hw did you develop it?
I developed at home! My next video, which should be posted this month with explain that a little more :)
Hi! i have some issues with my camera, i took my first shot today and and left the camera alone bcs i dont feel like taking any pics yet, few mins later i noticed the count pictures on top changed to 'S' from '1' i just wanted to know if this is normal bcs i just bought the camera yesterday
also i tried re taking pics again until i reached at some certain numbers and decided to leave it alone once again and the result are the same, it still went back to 'S', i need help with this one please thank you!!
is the back opening at all? when you pop open the back it will reset the count. This will also mess up the film if it gets exposed to any lighting. I'd say make sure the film roll wind (the rewind knob thingy) us push down too!
Hope this helps some!
@@tristinrose13 no i did not open the back part at all when this happened then i actually try to open the back part and noticed it went back to S but im very sure i didnt open it in the beginning, but thank you! my camera somehow work after i took maybe like 6 pictures!
is it actually reusable? i just saw a vid of a girl saying it's not
the camera is reusable! you can use the camera over and over! you just need to replace the film each time.
@@tristinrose13 ooh okay, thank you so much!
How did you get them onto your phone and stuff
after the film is developed, you get a roll of negatives, these can then be scanned into a computer and shared across devices.
A "heavy duty" battery means that its carbon zinc
These batteries are not at all heavy duty and they will leak after a year
I'd reccomend getting some alkaline batteries
price?
I around $45 USD for mine.
What with reusable disposable camera thingy?
Those are camera, a camera, non-professional, affordable camera for the masses, long before disposable camera became a thingy, and obviously wayyy long before digital cameras.
Should know that almost all cameras, cheap, affordable ones in the late 80's early 90's are just like that.
You are correct! In today's age a lot of people know more about disposable cameras and look for the same aesthetic in their photos. This is just a good alternative to disposables but I titled it in a way that people who are looking for disposable cameras could learn about it!
Hope this might answer your question, thanks for your comment! Have a great day :)
am I the only one having a bad experience with this camera? oftentimes the shutter doesn't work or the wheel doesn't turn....kinda sad about it bc who knows how much film i have wasted because of random issues ://
Is the M35 Reusable and not disposable??
good question.
Yes, completely reusable! The M35 is not actually a disposable camera. :)
it just has the same settings as a disposable camera would have.
@@tristinrose13 Thankyouuuu! I wanted to buy one for myself~
@@mcbs_sarooo5181 that's awesome!!! I hope you love it & get some awesome shots! :)
ehi scusa dove hai acquistato la kodak m35
ciao, grazie per avermelo chiesto! ho comprato il mio online su ebay! ☺️