Kodak 35 AF1

The Kodak 35 AF1 is a 35mm camera from Kodak. It was built in Japan in the 1980s.

The Kodak 35 AF1 comes with a fixed Ektanar f/4 35 mm lens. The only adjustment on the camera is the switch for the built-in flash, the camera does the rest.

Films for the Kodak 35 AF1

According to the instructions, the Kodak 35 AF1 is designed for 35mm film. These films are still being made and can be specified with almost any developing vendor. Nice 35mm films for color or black and white are the Kodak Portra 160* and the Ilford Delta 400*. The color film is developed using the C-41 process. The C-41 process is standardized and offered by most developing labs.

The negatives of the 35mm camera have a size of 24 mm x 36 mm. Thus, at least 36 photos fit on a 36 frame 35mm film. The film is transported automatically. The camera also recognizes the film speed itself (DX).

Camera value

Properly evaluating a camera requires careful consideration and can represent a significant challenge. This evaluation depends heavily on a number of criteria and variables. In addition to factors such as functionality and technical condition, the scope of delivery also plays an important role in determining the appropriate value.

Experts point out that the usual market price for a used model is approximately 79,11 Euro. However, this estimate is subject to fluctuations depending on how supply and demand develop. It’s also worth noting that individual features of a camera, such as a rare color or special features, could influence the price.

In addition, the current market status may have an impact on the final selling price. It would therefore be advisable for potential buyers to monitor the market carefully in order to possibly find a cheaper offer. Likewise, with proper research and patience, a seller might be able to get a better price for the device.