Kodak film
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31/10/2005
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This is a great little film, for use in most cameras and the photos come out with great quality once you get them developed and at around £2.49, there a real good bargain in the current digital market. Additionally the sharpness is good, with the colour and saturation is good too! What more could you want from a film. cheap great quality and ideal for your holiday snaps!
Body: Standard
Body Disp. Cam: Standard
Disposable Camera Lens: without Lens
Emulsion: Colour Negative
Film Format: 135 mm
Filmline: Kodak Gold / Gold II
Number of exposures: 24
Pack Size: 4
Pack Size (Units): 4
Pack size: 4
Professional Film: No
Promotional Package Type: no
Specification of Disposable Camera: Standard
Speed: 200-399
Speed in ISO: 200-399
Year of Introduction: 1996
Year of introduction: 1996
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from now on ill only use this one