This camera is a 35mm camera that uses film. It features a 30mm lens, a fixed shutter speed of 1/100 second, an aperture of f/8.0, and supports ISO 100, 200, or 400 film. The focus range is from 4 feet (1.2 meters) to infinity. The camera is equipped with a flash and a viewfinder, and it operates on 2 AA alkaline batteries.
This manual covers everything you need to know to operate the Kodak KB 10 35 mm camera. It explains how to load batteries and film, how to use the built‑in flash, how to take pictures in daylight or low‑light conditions, and how to rewind and unload the film. Troubleshooting tips and safety warnings are included to help you resolve common problems.
The specifications section lists the lens, shutter speed, aperture, film speed options and focus range. The care section advises how to protect the camera from dust, moisture and impact, and how to clean the lens safely.
| Lens | 30 mm, 2‑element aspheric lens |
|---|---|
| Shutter Speed | Fixed at 1/100 second |
| Aperture | f/2.8 for flash/daylight |
| Film Speed | DX (ISO) 100, 200 or 400 |
| Focus Range | Daylight: 1.2 m to infinity |
The camera uses two AA‑size alkaline batteries; load them as shown in the battery compartment diagram.
When the flash‑ready light glows, the flash is charged and ready; if it takes more than 30 seconds to come on, replace the batteries.
Slide the FILM‑REWIND LEVER (18) inward until it latches, then turn the rewind handle slowly until the film is fully rewound.