The Kodak Cameo efm is an affordable snapshot camera. It was produced by Kodak and introduced in the 90s. This model was built in Asia. The range of functions is similar to the Kodak Cameo Focus Free, Cameo and Cameo EF. The plastic housing of this model is black.
The camera comes with a fixed lens. 34 mm is the focal length of the lens. The maximum aperture is f/5.6. The 35mm camera does not have an autofocus. The distance is fixed. The closest focusing distance is one meter.
The exposure is not measured by the Kodak Cameo efm. A light meter is also not really necessary because most of the settings are fixed. So the shutter speed is always 1/125 second. The aperture depends on the sensitivity of the film. There is a slider on the front for ISO 100/200 and ISO 400 films.
In low light conditions the built-in flash can be used. If desired, the flash can also be switched off completely. For clear pictures with long exposure times, the 35 mm camera has a tripod thread. The camera is powered by two AAA batteries (eBay / Amazon*).
Films for the Kodak Cameo efm
In the Kodak Cameo efm cartridges with 35mm film are exposed. 35mm film is still produced today. They can be developed in most laboratories. A 35mm film for color photography is the Fujifilm Superia 400*. A possible black and white film is the Ilford HP5*. Both films can be used flexibly and are therefore suitable for
The color film is developed in the C-41 process. This development process is offered by most laboratories. Often very uncomplicated, is the delivery of the films to one of the large German drugstore chains. The black-and-white film cannot be processed in the C-41 process, but must be put into a special black-and-white developer. This type of development is also offered by most professional photo labs.
