The Vivitar EZ 35 is a 35 mm camera. It belongs to the group of simple plastic cameras. The housing is therefore made of plastic and it is simply processed. Later a model with the same name and a built-in flash was sold.
The camera comes with a fixed lens with a fixed focal length. The focal length is indicated with 35 mm. You do not have to focus. The lens is fixed. Also nothing else can be adjusted on the camera.
An external flash can be connected via hot shoe. The dimensions of the Vivitar EZ 35 are 13,3 x 7 x 6,4 cm. No batteries are needed for taking pictures.
Films for the Vivitar EZ 35
The Vivitar EZ 35 exposes cartridges with 35mm film. These films are still being produced and the development is offered by most photo labs. The Fujifilm Superia 400* is a possible color film for the Vivitar EZ 35. Black and white images are with the AgfaPhoto APX 400* possible.
The color film is processed in the C-41 development process. This development process is available at almost every photo lab.
The black and white film, on the other hand, must be processed in a real black and white developer. For this purpose the appropriate photochemistry is needed. A development can take place in a photo lab or at home. The photochemistry and the necessary accessories can be easily ordered online. This way you have full control over the result and save in the long run the, mostly higher, service costs of the laboratory.
The exposure area of the Vivitar EZ 35 is 24 mm x 36 mm big. At this size, 36 images will fit on a 135-36 film. The film must be winded manually by the photographer.
The Vivitar EZ 35 is no longer manufactured. The cost for buying camera depends on the condition and the accessories. It normally goes for a couple of bucks for one copy.
