Instant camera Kodak i60 white/baby blue

Kodak i60 white/baby blue is an instant-style reusable 35mm film camera designed for straightforward analogue photography and on-the-spot print-style images. The compact camera combines a fixed-focus optical system with a 31mm wide-angle lens and a manual pop-up flash, enabling quick point-and-shoot operation. Manual film winding and rewinding let you control exposure sequencing, and the camera accepts standard 35mm film in ISO 200/400/800 for a range of lighting conditions.

Advantages

The Kodak i60 provides simple handling with a focus-free lens and optical viewfinder, so users can compose and shoot without complex settings. Its 31mm wide-angle lens captures more of the scene in a single frame, while the built-in pop-up flash supports low-light shooting when needed. Manual winding and rewinding give predictable film advance and control over frame usage. The compact, retro-inspired design in white and baby blue is lightweight and portable for events, travel, and everyday use.

Suitable for

• Casual photography at parties and social gatherings
• Travel snapshots and street photography
• Beginner film photographers learning analogue workflow
• Creative projects that require 35mm film aesthetics

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm film (supports ISO 200 / 400 / 800)
• Lens: fixed-focus 31mm wide-angle
• Viewfinder: optical viewfinder
• Flash: manual pop-up built-in flash
• Film advance: manual winding and rewinding
• Body colours: white and baby blue finish

How to use

Load a roll of 35mm film into the camera following the film loading guides visible in the camera chamber, close the back, and advance the film by winding until it engages. Compose your shot using the optical viewfinder, rely on the fixed-focus lens for general subject distances, and pop up the flash when additional light is required. After exposing the roll, rewind the film fully before opening the back to remove the cartridge for development.

Usage recommendations

Use ISO-rated film suited to your lighting: ISO 200 for bright daylight, ISO 400 for mixed light, and ISO 800 for low-light situations. For best results, keep subjects within typical fixed-focus ranges (general snapshots and group scenes) and use the pop-up flash for indoor or backlit conditions. Store unexposed film in a cool, dry place and process the developed film at a lab experienced with 35mm processing.