The Kodak KC 20 is a snapshot camera. It was presented by Kodak in the 1990s and was built in China. The housing of the camera is made of black plastic. In general, the model was aimed at hobby photographers or beginners. It is very similar to the KC 30 in terms of functionality and appearance, but this model has an additional function to prevent red eyes in the pictures.
The camera comes with a fixed focal length lens. 29 mm is the focal length of the lens. The maximum aperture is f/5.6. The minimum distance to the subject is 1.2 meters. The focus of the lens is fixed at 1.2 meters to infinity.
A light meter is built into the 35mm camera. It can be used with films from ISO 100 to ISO 400. The Kodak KC 20 determines the correct film speed via the DX code. The 35mm photo camera has an automatic exposure control. The photographer cannot select aperture and shutter time.
The photo camera comes with a built-in flash. With a sensitivity of ISO 100 it reaches up to 2.8 meters. The charging time after use is about six seconds. Two AA batteries (eBay / Amazon*) are required for the flash and the camera. The camera with its plastic housing weighs 162 grams. The dimensions are 12 x 6.5 x 4.3 cm.
Films for the Kodak KC 20
What film format is the Kodak KC 20 designed for? The camera needs film for the 35mm format, preferably with a sensitivity of ISO 100, 200 or 400. This type of film is still in production and can be processed by most photo labs without any problems. A great choice of film is Kodak Ultramax 400* for color images and Kodak T-Max 100* for B/W images. The film in the 35 mm camera is automatically forwarded to the next frame.
