KODAK 490172 Ultra F9 35mm Film Camera Camera - Retro Style, Focus Free, Reusable, Built in Flash, Easy to Use (Kodak Yellow)

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There is virtually no difference between the Ultra F9 and Ilford Sprite. The only real differences are the price and aesthetics but I still thought I may as well put them head to head to see what the results were, that way you can see if there are any differences. These specs are pretty basic, similar to that of a disposable camera. But if you’re going to buy a new film camera then I think you may as well go for this one. The Kodak Ektar H35 VS The Kodak Ultra F9 Both of these cameras are basically the ideal replacement for disposable cameras. They’re best for lifestyle, day-to-day, travel and festivals. If you’re a casual photographer and you just want nice film photos then this camera is for you! Ultra F9 Sample Shots Samples From The Kodak Ektar H35 Final Word Wah, sudah lama sekali sepertinya diri ini tidak menulisi. Hari ini sepulang menyiasati rutinitas yang kian hari kian membosankan, lalu ku kepikiran untuk kembali menuangkan tulisan-tulisan antah berantah di sini.

Siapapun manusia di bumi ini pasti ingin bisa memiliki kamera ini segera, apalagi jika diberikan secara gratisan. Ehe. Tapi suwer deh, kamera analog kodak ultra f9 ini benar-benar punya daya tarik sendiri, terlepas dari hasil kamera analog ini nantinya ya. I don’t have any more exact comparison photos, so here are some more shots from the rest of the roll on the Ultra F9. I think the pictures are nice, similar in quality to a disposable camera but with the added bonus that it’s cheaper, better for the environment and you can choose what kind of film to put into it. The same goes for the Ilford Sprite Ilford Sprite II Photos Ilford Sprite II Photos Ilford Sprite II Photos Ilford Sprite II Photos Pricing I actually think the picture quality is alright for this type of film camera. I don’t really see a big drop in quality because it’s a half frame and to be honest, if you’re looking for a camera like this then this is probably the kind of look you’re going for. I enjoyed shooting the H35, any film camera that can actually save you money gets my seal of approval any day. What Film Should You Use With The Kodak H35? Any time that you’re in ‘low light’ you want to use your flash. Low light is when you’re indoors, it’s dusk or dawn or you find yourself outside in a dimly lit area. You’ll get used to knowing when to use your flash, but it’ll save you from a lot of underexposed shots! Aim For The Middle Of The Lens

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Jadi, harga dari kamera analog kodak ultra f9 ini adalah berkisar di angka Rp. 500.000-an. Ya kurang lebih segitu sih, ada yang jual di angka 515.000 adapula yang menjual di angka 612.000. uda gila memang pemenuhan kebutuhan manusia akan kelangsungan hidupnya, tapi ya sah-sah aja. Semoga laku dan bisa makan esok hari.

Any time you’re in ‘low light’ you want to use your flash. Low light is when you’re indoors, it’s dusk or dawn or you find yourself outside in a dimly lit area. You’ll get used to knowing when to use your flash, but it’ll save you from a lot of underexposed shots! Take Your Time Tapi jika tidak, ya, berarti aku masih belum kaya saja yang membeli barang tinggal tunjuk dan gesek-gesek asoy. Ultimately, image quality is what counts. With these two cameras being two of the most simple cameras going, image quality isn’t really at the top of the agenda. Basically, both of these have very basic, plastic lenses that don’t really produce sharp pictures. Also, you can’t change your settings (other than choosing to put the flash on) so really, there’s very little control when you’re trying to get good shots with these.

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Possibly the only difference that would be noticeable is the focal length. The ultra F9 has a 31mm lens, which is quite wide but pretty average for a point-and-shoot camera. Whereas the Kodak H35 has a 22mm lens, which is quite a bit wider. This isn’t really a problem, it’s more a case of personal preference. There is one small difference, to put your flash on, with the Ultra F9 you just push a switch on the front somewhere, nothing special right? Simply place the film into the side with the space and then pull the camera film across to the spool. Once you’ve done this then you can attempt to wind it on by using the winder on the top right hand side (you may need to press the shutter button to ensure that it’ll wind on).