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KODAK C135

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Brand KODAK 1984
Model C135
Released Year 1984
Type Point & Shoot Digital Cameras
Series 35mm Film Camera
Color Red
Compatible Mountings Kodak Pulse
Photo Sensor Resolution 14 MP
Video Resolution 1024 x 768
Optical Zoom 5
File Format MP4
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Kodak C135 is a 35mm film camera introduced in the mid-1980s designed for consumer use. It features an automatic exposure system and a built-in flash, simplifying photography for casual users. The camera uses a fixed-focus 35mm f/2.8 lens, optimized for general snapshot photography. Its compact and lightweight design made it popular for everyday use. The C135 operates on AA batteries and includes simple controls, making it user-friendly. It was aimed at the entry-level market, bridging the gap between point-and-shoot ease and decent optical performance.

Specifications

Age Range Description Kid
Are Batteries Included Yes
Global Trade Identification Number 00041771652395
UPC 041771652395
Item Height 1.8 inches
Manufacturer Eastman Kodak Company
Flash Memory Type SD,SDHD
Compatible Mountings Kodak Pulse
Image stabilization Optical
Expanded ISO Minimum 80
Photo Sensor Resolution 14 MP
Form Factor Compact
Special Feature Waterproof
Color Red
Item Weight 10.4 ounces
Video Resolution 1024 x 768
Viewfinder fixed LCD
Skill Level Amateur
Battery Weight 4.8 Grams
Battery Cell Type Lithium Ion
Water Resistance Level Waterproof
Item Dimensions D x W x H 1.2"D x 3.6"W x 2.6"H
Water Resistance Depth 16 Meters
Number of Batteries 2 AA batteries required. (included)
File Format MP4
Effective Still Resolution 14 MP
Maximum Focal Length 35 Millimeters
Optical Zoom 5
Connectivity Technology USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Technology Yes
Screen Size 2.4 Inches
Display Type LCD
Shooting Modes Underwater
Auto Focus Technology Contrast Detection
Type 35mm point-and-shoot film camera
Lens Fixed 35mm f/2.8
Focus Fixed focus
Flash Built-in electronic flash
Battery 2 x AA batteries
Exposure Automatic exposure
Film format 35mm
Release Year 1984
Body Material Plastic

Key Advantages

The Kodak C135 is highly praised for its ease of use, with automatic exposure and focus-free operation. Its built-in flash makes low-light photography accessible. The compact design enhances portability, making it convenient for casual shooting. The fixed lens delivers relatively sharp images for its class. Simple battery requirements mean easy replacement. Overall, it is an affordable introduction to 35mm film photography for beginners.

Limitations

The fixed-focus lens limits creative control over depth of field and close-up shots. The automatic exposure may not perform well in challenging lighting conditions. It lacks manual settings, restricting advanced photographic techniques. The built-in flash has limited range and effectiveness. The camera’s plastic body and components reduce durability over time. Being discontinued, replacement parts and film accessories can be hard to find.

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