A compact Kodak point-and-shoot camera dating from 1998 and designed for the Advanced Photo System.
This example has been tested and is working and is in good condition.
The C300 Auto features a fixed-focus Kodak Ektanar 25mm f/5.6 lens, automatic exposure, built-in flash and fully automatic film transport.
Key Specifications:
• Kodak Advantix C300 Auto • Released in 1998 • APS / IX240 film • Kodak Ektanar 25mm f/5.6 lens • Three-element all-glass lens • Fixed focus • Approx. 1m to infinity focusing range • Automatic exposure • Approx. f/5.6–f/12.6 aperture range • Approx. 1/90–1/250 second shutter range • DX IX ISO 50–800 • C, H and P picture formats • Built-in pop-up flash • Fill-flash and flash-off modes • Nighttime mode • Self-timer • Automatic film loading • Automatic film advance • Automatic rewind • Requires 2 × AAA batteries
IMPORTANT APS FILM INFORMATION
This camera uses APS / IX240 film and does not take standard 35mm film.
APS film has been discontinued. Expired cartridges can still sometimes be sourced, but availability is limited and processing services are much less common than for 35mm film.
