Kodak VR35 K4 35mm camera (serial 045T)

 The Kodak VR35 K4 is a compact and very simple 35mm camera from the late 1980s. It's a fixed focus mechanical camera with a flash for lower light situations. The camera features a glass three-element lens. 

Battery info

The VR35 K4 requires two AA alkaline batteries (not included) for its flash. Please note that manuals for related VR35 models warn against the use of rechargeable batteries so assume this warning applies to the K4.. 

Condition notes

The camera was tested with batteries and film installed and all functions are working correctly (the film was not developed however). The camera is in good cosmetic condition some wear from use (see photos). 

Example photos

Here are some pictures that other people have taken with the VR35 K4 to give you an idea of its image quality: https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3359436-kodak-vr35-k4/photos

More more examples, the VR35 K400 is basically the same camera with slightly different styling: https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3358057-kodak-vr35-k400/photos

Specifications

• Film size: 35mm
  
• Film type: Color negative for print
  
• Film speeds: ISO 100, 200, 400
  
• Lens: f/5.6, 38mm three-element glass lens
  
• Focus:  Fixed focus, 1.2 m to infinity
  
• Shutter: 1/125 second
  
• Exposure: Manual ISO film speed selector. Aperture changes when flash is turned on
  
• Flash: Built-in electronic flash, “flash-ready “ light adjacent to viewfinder eyepiece
  
• Film advance: Thumbwheel
  
• Rewind: Rewind crank
  
• Frame counter: Automatic from 1 to 36
  
• Viewfinder: Three-element plastic
  
• Power source: Two AA alkaline batteries
  
• Size: 133 x 72 mm x 55 mm
  
• Weight: 250 g