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Capture the memories with this reusable film camera that uses 35mm film ISO 200400800. The i60 has a focus free lens manual film winding and rewinding. The flash is a manual pop-up design for easy on and off. This stylish camera is a retro design with leather dressing available in Kodak Yellow or Peri Purple. Simply purchase a roll of 35mm film and load it in take your photos rewind and have the film roll developed.

Kodak i60 Reusable 35mm Film Camera - Retro Style, Focus Free, Built in Flash, Press and Pop-Up Flash (Bud Green)

Check out some popular vintage home movie cameras from the 50s, 60s & 70s - way before digital video was a thing - Click Americana

Check out some popular vintage home movie cameras from the 50s, 60s & 70s - way before digital video was a thing - Click Americana

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