The Kodak EC35 is a cheap and affordable video camera

Following the success of his $99 Kodak Snapic A1Reto Project is releasing What EC35the cheapest 35mm video camera for only $34.99. EC35 is definitely not high end. Its 25mm acrylic lens with a fixed aperture of f/10 and a shutter speed of 1/100 puts it in the drugstore range. The fact that it is hand-wind and reversible only emphasizes that. And you can lean on the beauty that can be lost because of its independent appearance.

Unlike the A1, there is no double exposure feature here or focus areas. The EC35 is designed for almost no-nonsense use. Its special feature is the sliding lens cover, which recalls the Olympus Stylus / Mju line. It also comes in many fun colors, including oil yellow, lavender, powder blue, pale pink, and avocado green. The lens hoods are a slightly darker shade than the rest of the camera body, giving them a nice contrast. Even midnight black and vanilla white have different color tones, making them a little more beautiful than a throwaway camera.

Here are a few sample shots from the Kodak EC35: