Kodak Professional 400TX Single Use Camera

The Kodak Professional 400TX Single Use Camera is a disposable camera. It was introduced in 2021 and comes with a black and white film. It is identical in terms of functionality to the Kodak Power Flash from Kodak Alaris. The disposable camera scores with a simple design and high user-friendliness.

The camera is equipped with a plastic housing with a fixed lens. The lens has a fixed focal length. It will be in the range of 28 mm, which ensures a wide angle of view. There is no focus adjustment for the subject on this model, the focus is fixed. A minimum distance of 100 cm to the subject is required for razor-sharp images.

Both aperture and shutter speed are fixed. There are no settings for the exposure on this model.

The camera comes with a built-in flash. The flash has a range of up to 4.5 meters. The battery for the flash is built-in.

Applications

Using a disposable camera offers a charming and nostalgic way to capture special moments. It is perfect for a variety of occasions, including parties, weddings, vacations or outings with friends.

With its straightforward handling and analog charm, it allows users to enjoy the moment and focus on what’s important instead of having to deal with the technical aspects of a modern camera.

Disposable cameras are ideal for capturing memories in their rawest form and experiencing the surprise and joy of developing the images. Whether at a wild party, a romantic wedding reception, an exciting vacation or an adventure with friends, a disposable camera adds a touch of nostalgia to any event and captures those special moments in a unique way.

Films for the Kodak Professional 400TX Single Use Camera

The Kodak Professional 400TX Single Use Camera requires 35mm film. In this case, one film is already loaded in the camera. It is a black and white film with a light sensitivity of ISO 400. More precisely, it is the Kodak TRI-X 400*.

ISO 400 is well suited for shooting in a variety of lighting conditions.

The exposure range of the camera is 24mm x 36mm. One roll of film holds about 27 exposures. The film is manually advanced to the next photo. Rewinding the film is not necessary.

Development

After all the shots have been taken, the film or the entire camera must be given for development. Many professional photo labs offer development of disposable cameras.

In this case, however, it should be noted that the film is black and white. This type of film cannot be developed by all photo labs. Therefore, you should ask in advance whether this type of development is possible.