Kodak · Point & Shoot
Kodak M35
The budget entry point: a new, guaranteed-working 35mm point-and-shoot with flash for about the price of two rolls of film.
~$25–50 typical used price · updated 2026-09-23
01Quick character
Editorial guidance, not lab measurements — examples vary, and film & processing change the result.
02Best for
Use cases: Learning · Everyday
Control: Point and shoot
Beginner friendly: 5/5
Portability: 5/5
What it feels like
A point & shoot with fixed focus focusing and automatic exposure — The budget entry point: a new, guaranteed-working 35mm point-and-shoot with flash for about the price of two rolls of film.
03Key specifications
| Format | 35mm |
| Camera type | Point & Shoot |
| Lens | 31mm f/10 |
| Focusing | Fixed focus |
| Exposure | Automatic |
| Flash | Built-in |
| Production | 2021–present |
Known buying issues
- Fixed focus and small aperture need daylight
- Plastic construction
- Flash recycle is slow
04Used buying checklist
- New camera — check battery door
- Confirm flash charges
- Test film advance
When possible, test a camera before buying — or buy from sellers with real return policies.
05Film pairings
Recommendations, not guarantees — exposure, processing and scanning change the final look.
Kodak Gold 200
Simple, warm color for a simple camera.
Kodak Ultramax 400
Extra speed for indoor and flash shooting.
06Current price options
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