Questions & Answers for: Kodak 35mm camera

how do I scan my old 35mm slides and transfer onto dics I want to be able to scan my old 35mm slides and transfer them onto discs. how do I go about it There is a great little device at Bed Bath & ...

...the film. The lock can "usually" (I've not got one in front of me) be found on the right hand side of the camera. If all has gone to plan, the 35mm cassette will virtually drop out. Hope this

It appears flash is not working. How to rectify? Try new batteries...

...camera. There are millions of perfectly good (and often superior to yours) 35mm compact cameras lying forgotten and unused, probably just in need of a new battery and almost all are now practically ...

...35mm point and shoot model. Even the shutter speed and aperture are fixed according to the film speed selected. Other than the provision of the flip up flash (turned on by using the flash switch and ...

...camera with the Rebel tag was introduced in 1990. The earlier 35mm film cameras obviously do not have video features. Some of the earlier models in the Rebel series do not have video features, more ...

...camera while the photo is taken) than 35mm film, especially with very small or lightweight digital cameras. To remedy this, try using a tripod and/or the camera's timer, if it has one. Adjust the ...

...prints, color prints, and color slides at any decent camera store. Many supermarkets and drugstores also carry 35mm film, though not as wide a selection. And, of course, you can buy film

...camera, the shutter release button depresses. When you say 'vintage', are we talking 35mm or roll film ? If 35mm, looks as if the interlock between shutter release and wind-on spool needs adjusting, ...

camera is broken. To the best of my knowledge all 35mm cameras load identically, apart from a few automatic models that claimed to be self loading. A new film cassette has a tongue of film protruding.