It's like a Kodak instamatic in the 1950's and 60's. You join a camera club and travel around taking pictures with slide film then you project the slide and narrate your travels to the club member's. The same for family photos and family gatherings.
not sure if they're the same camera but the Illford sprite 35 looks almost identical and is cheaper. both seem to have the same f9 and 1/120s shutter speed from what i can tell, so may be a better alternative for like 20-30 rather than the 50 i think this is!
@@dmitrysysoletin9967 They are all the same camera made by some Chinese company just with different colors and brand logs. The AGFA is the cheapest one.
It's a fixed aperture (F9 - as the name implies) all plasticky 40-50 bucks Box camera with 1 Single Lens Element (Miniscus Lens). Basically, one would be much better with any 2nd hand 5-10 bucks 35mm F3.5 Olympus, Canon or Fujifilm compact camera, from the 80-90's.
@@robertcop3736 Ok. Here into germany, one does pay usually 20 EUR for this, so a Film SLR with 50mm F1.7/F1.8 or F2 Lens is usually into >90% being cheaper than this. But i see the point, not to need fiddling with ISO, Aperture and Shutterspeed. And then the size, the bulk. A small point & shoot is always smaller, handy into size.
hello, I purchased kodak ultra f9 camera and I tried testing the flash of the camera with a battery (without film) but it did not function. Is it still all right?
It is possible, but unlikely. You can try testing the flash like I do in the video, and make sure the battery can reach both the + and -- in the battery compartment
Oh, thank you for this video! I was thinking, maybe I want to get one F9, until I watched this video, and especially examples of the photos. Everything there is completely out of focus... I don't want a camera like that :D
You have to process the film to see the photos. Maybe you can use a scanner and scan the images if you want to upload them in social media. Or just take photo of your photos 🤣
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It's like a Kodak instamatic in the 1950's and 60's. You join a camera club and travel around taking pictures with slide film then you project the slide and narrate your travels to the club member's. The same for family photos and family gatherings.
Thanks for the video! I got this camera to take on a cruise. Hope to get some beautiful pictures of the Caribbean.
not sure if they're the same camera but the Illford sprite 35 looks almost identical and is cheaper. both seem to have the same f9 and 1/120s shutter speed from what i can tell, so may be a better alternative for like 20-30 rather than the 50 i think this is!
AgfaPhoto reusable is also 1:1 like this one, just different external colors.
@@dmitrysysoletin9967 They are all the same camera made by some Chinese company just with different colors and brand logs. The AGFA is the cheapest one.
Very helpful!! Thanks!! ❤️ answered all my questions
how to convert that reel into physical photo ?
Super cool, want to have one myself asap.
Give me 1 too😉😉
Which is better at taking pictures on People, this koday ultra F9 or Vibe 501F?
How to retrieve the photo just like you show at the end instead of print it?
i think you can get it processed and scanned at camera shops that offer this service !
Si possono usare anche pellicole di altre marche oltre kodak?
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It's a fixed aperture (F9 - as the name implies) all plasticky 40-50 bucks Box camera with 1 Single Lens Element (Miniscus Lens). Basically, one would be much better with any 2nd hand 5-10 bucks 35mm F3.5 Olympus, Canon or Fujifilm compact camera, from the 80-90's.
True, but I am just after disposable camera quality photos so I think this will be a decent purchase.
@@robertcop3736 ok. fair enough ;)
@@robertcop3736 Ok. Here into germany, one does pay usually 20 EUR for this, so a Film SLR with 50mm F1.7/F1.8 or F2 Lens is usually into >90% being cheaper than this.
But i see the point, not to need fiddling with ISO, Aperture and Shutterspeed. And then the size, the bulk. A small point & shoot is always smaller, handy into size.
I have alot of photos from a old kodak Valera but we have audio videos to thriller rape thing you took out How to watch it
How does the camera designate what ISO film you load? 400 Seems to have worked well for you but what if I want to use 100?
there is no light meter, the shutter speed and aperture is fixed. You should decide what film you should use based on weather and lighting.
Is this a legit website with genuine Kodak product ? Thank you !
Yeah
What film did you use on that photos?
What films did you use for those beautiful shots?
Fuji 400
Thank u! I'll buy one!
Should I remove the battery when I'm not using the film camera?
Yes battery should always be removed from devices when not in use. If not overtime the battery will lack out.
hello, I purchased kodak ultra f9 camera and I tried testing the flash of the camera with a battery (without film) but it did not function. Is it still all right?
It is possible, but unlikely. You can try testing the flash like I do in the video, and make sure the battery can reach both the + and -- in the battery compartment
how many of them can you get with one film?
Do we have turn the flash on while in outdoor? I mean, while its sunny day.
I only used flash indoors
So basically this is literally the same quality camera compared to m38 but have different look ?
Yes, I think so
M38 has a more powerful flash
Probably the same as the Ilford Sprite just different branding?
Kodak M35 has the same specifications, I wonder what's the difference between Kodak F9 and M35
The F9 has a slightly wider lens, it is 31mm and the M35 has a 35mm
@@tylerl3840 I think, they are both 31mm , I have the M35. I guess they are different on shutter speed? F9 has 120 and M35 has 100 shutter speed.
Guysss which one is better?
F9 has a aperture of F9? Maybe? Kodak m35/m38 has a f10 aperture
Oh, thank you for this video! I was thinking, maybe I want to get one F9, until I watched this video, and especially examples of the photos. Everything there is completely out of focus... I don't want a camera like that :D
Are u using flash to get your example Photos with Kodak ultra F9? Should we use flash at outdoor?
I only used flash indoors, and take pictures outdoors in only bright sunny days
is the lens glass?
do we have to buy the film seperately?
yes
What is the purpose of buying this camera over your cell phone camera? Apart from the nostalgic factor.
There’s also the thrill of waiting to get your photos developed (which I guess is part of the nostalgia).
film is beautiful
Should i buy this one or the Kodak M38?? Help me decide 😩
Buy m35
@@cameractive9316 oh really? is it better than the two?
M38 techially has a more powerful flash than m35
after every shot, do I need to advance the film on our own?
Yes
love the milk photo haha
Kind of expensive - compared to their M models.
Have fun with it!
You sound like a futuristic movie villain. Good review though.
Does film included or do you need to buy it separately?
not included
@@cameractive9316 What film did you use?
What are films that can be used for ultra f9? Thankyou !
Any 35mm format film
Which is better, m35 or ultraf9?
Thankyoy for reply! 😊
is the lens made of glass?
probably not
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How do you upload the photos you took?
You have to process the film to see the photos. Maybe you can use a scanner and scan the images if you want to upload them in social media. Or just take photo of your photos 🤣
Fake. Both of this cameras are the same thing manufactured in China.
What film did you use on that photos?
great video, just bought the camera!
super cool !!