Ilford Sprite 35

The Ilford Sprite 35 is a 35mm camera. It was built in England by the company Agilux. The model was sold under the name of the film manufacturer Ilford, which still exists today. The model was also available under the names “Agiflash 35” and “Wards Econo 35“.

The lens of the 35mm camera is fixed and cannot be changed. The focus is also fixed, which means that the user does not have to adjust the camera to the desired distance. The aperture is limited and only three options are available: f/8, f/11 and f/16.

The exposure time cannot be changed. It is important to note that these limitations can affect the user’s creative control, but on the other hand this allows for easier handling and faster photography.

The Ilford Sprite 35 does not require batteries or a power source to operate. This makes the camera very easy and straightforward to use as no power supply is required. There is an optional flash attachment that can be attached to the camera.

The body of the photo camera is made of plastic and has a very simple design. It can be described as a cliché of a camera as it has no special features that distinguish it from other cameras. The camera strap is firmly attached to the camera and is made of fabric. This allows the user to carry the camera safely without the risk of it accidentally falling off.

Films for the Ilford Sprite 35

What films do you need for the Ilford Sprite 35? It need 35mm film. The 35mm format is very common, which is why there are still some manufacturers and many development laboratories. A good choice for color and black-and-white pictures is the Kodak ColorPlus 200* and the Kodak T-Max 100*.

The color film is designed for development in the C-41 process. This development process is available at almost every photo lab.

The exposure area of the Ilford Sprite 35 is 24 mm x 36 mm big. The film in the camera must be winded manually by the photographer.