Fuji Cardia Cute Date

The Cardia Cute Date from Fuji is a camera that is known for its ease of use. It is a point-and-shoot camera without complicated setting options. This camera was also sold on the international market under the name “Fuji D-150”.

The fixed lens of this camera has a focal length of 35 mm and a maximum aperture of f/3.5. The Cardia Cute Date is equipped with reliable autofocus.

An integrated light meter enables automatic exposure settings. A built-in flash is available for taking pictures in low light or unfavourable lighting conditions.

The model has a date function to record the shooting date directly on the image.

Films for the photo camera

The Cardia Cute Date exposes 35mm film. As the 35mm format is widely used, there is still a selection of different films from manufacturers such as Kodak Ektar 100* (colour film) and Kodak T-Max 400* (black and white film) that are well suited to this compact camera. Of course, other film options from manufacturers such as Rollei, Lomography and Ilford are also available.

Colour negative films are developed using the standardised C-41 process, which is offered by most developing labs. In Germany, for example, 35mm colour film can be developed in most drugstore chains.

For the development of black and white films, the use of the appropriate photographic chemistry is required. There are a variety of products to choose from, and the right combination of film and developer can vary depending on the desired result. Some photo labs offer black and white film developing, but those who want more control can obtain the appropriate chemistry themselves and do the developing on their own.