Kodak i60 Reusable 35mm Film Camera - Retro Style, Focus Free, Built in Flash, Press and Pop-up Flash (Very Peri)

I was hesitant to buy this since there was literally only one review on it but this camera just looked so cute and tempting that I went and did it anyway!There is two problems I ran into so far. I use 36 exp. Films for everything, so you can imagine my surprise when I received my printed photos and it only said "26 photos" on the paper. This camera seems to have a shutter problem I think? maybe it stays stuck sometimes when you take the picture but that's a real bummer because I basically waste film by using this thing. The counter also seems to stay stuck sometimes because it just stops moving even after taking a bunch.Also be careful while taking pictures indoors, I think that might be a me problem but I didnt use the flash at some point because we were in a fairly well lit room and the photos came out very underexposed.Either way, it's a real bummer because it's a really cute and practical camera if you want to take quick point and shoots, but if you are willing to waste some of your precious film on it, go ahead :')

I’ve been needing an affordable compact camera and have been leaning towards film for a fun “toy camera” as someone else referred to this as. I’ve seen what it’s capable of, and am getting 2 rolls of high speed monochrome film (Ilford) tomorrow. 5 star delivery for sure and I love the pop up flash. I mainly bought this because I have a concert to go to where they probably won’t care about me sneaking in a camera, and it’s Death Grips before my birthday. The viewfinder is clear. I know how to shoot film. If you know what you’re doing (Google is free and camera guys can help you out) it can be a great first camera for anyone. 😊

Tout est OK ! Merci !

Cheaper made than expected, film stock takes forever to insert.

Its a shame a great company from our past put its name on this product. Cheap, pictures turned out terrible