M38 Film Camera, Lavender

We needed a simple camera and this one fit the bill

I tried multiple and this one seems to work best. Keep in mind that if you take it beach or use it multiple time it will get dirty and won’t work as smoothly. But this was less of a issue and happened after more rolls than other similar cameras I tried.

In theory this camera is a great cheap alternative to repeatedly buying disposable cameras. But emphasis on "disposable" as it inherently means the quality is trash. I got this because I wanted to go on a couple of trips without the worry of my 50yo analog camera getting damaged and because this Kodak one was significantly lighter. The flash stopped working after taking just 2 pics with flash. Big big bummer as these cameras cannot function in low light. I've used 2 rolls of film with this and I can't say it's worth using a whole new roll of film with this. I'm better off just buying a disposable camera. I'd say maybe 2/5 shots are usable. I'd rather haul a heavier camera and get solid shots. Some shots turned out "meh" quality and others absolutely terribly.

I bought this camera for the summer because the price of disposable cameras are about the same right now, and why would I pay 20$ for a disposable one when I could get a reusable one? This camera is super easy to load and use, and the fact that you can choose to use the flash or not made it more preferable to me than other cameras like it. I used Fujifim 400 in it (pictured), and was quite shocked with how nicely they turned out!The only reason why it’s not 5 stars is because the film counter dial thingy stopped working after my first roll of film was done, meaning I didn’t know how many shots I had left, but I didn’t mind too much. After all, I only spent 20$, so I wasn’t too sad about it.

Bought this as gift to myself. Seems to be as I remember these cameras. Kodak makes a quality product. I Love it

My kids love these. They are great to take to the beach or camping. A fun way to capture the moment and have your photos look Ike the ones we took back in the 90’s.

70% photos have spoiled. Very bad quality.

Great film camera to have as the traditional disposable have gone up in price. This is a more sustainable option to have film photos produced. All you have to do is buy the film and you're ready to go