Kodak Cameo EF

The Kodak Cameo EF is a snapshot camera. It was developed by Kodak and presented in the 90s. The model was built in Asia for the photo pioneer from the USA. The Cameo EF has the same range of functions as the Kodak Cameo efm, Cameo and Cameo Focus Free. The plastic housing of this model is dark brown.

The 35mm camera comes with a fixed lens with fixed focal length. 34 mm is the focal length of the lens. The maximum aperture of the camera is f/5.6. The focus of the lens cannot be changed. The closest focusing distance of the lens is one meter.

The 35 mm camera has no built-in light meter. However, the camera has only a fixed shutter speed of 1/125 second. Also the aperture has few adjustment possibilities. Depending on the film speed setting, a fixed aperture is set.

The built-in flash provides enough light. If desired, the flash can also be switched off. The Kodak Cameo EF has a thread for a tripod for shake-free shooting. Two AAA batteries (eBay / Amazon*) provide power.

Films for the Kodak Cameo EF

What films are needed for the Kodak Cameo EF? The camera is designed for 35mm film. 35mm film is still produced by various manufacturers. Possible films for the Kodak Cameo EF are the Kodak Gold 200* and the Ilford Delta 400*. Depending on the film, you set the sensitivity to ISO 100/200 or ISO 400.

The color film is designed for development in the C-41 process. This development process is offered by most laboratories. The black-and-white film can also be developed in most professional photo labs, but comes in a special black-and-white developer.

The negatives of the 35mm photo camera have a size of 24 mm x 36 mm. Per film (135-36) usually 36 pictures are possible. The film is wound manually with a thumbwheel on the back of the camera.

The Kodak Cameo EF can only be purchased when it is needed. The condition and scope of delivery determine the price. The value of a model is in the single-digit Euro range up to a maximum very low double-digit amount.