Kodak Bantam
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About
Because 35mm film originated as a stock for movie cameras, a large fraction of its width is taken up with sprocket holes—not a requirement in a stills camera. Thus, Eastman Kodak introduced an alternative "miniature" format, 828 film, consisting of paper-backed rolls 35mm wide, but having only one registration hole per image. This permitted an image area of 28×40 mm, increasing the image area nearly 30% compared to standard 35mm.
Specifications
- Lens Type
- Kodak Anastar 43mm f/3.5
- Viewfinder
- direct vision viewfinder
- Flash Type
- bulb flash
- Dimensions
- 4.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches
- Mount Type
- fixed
- Focus Type
- fixed
- Shutter Speed
- 1/40 to 1/200 sec
- Metering Type
- none (manual exposure)
- Body Material
- metal
- Lens
- Kodak Anastar 43mm f/3.5
- Film Format
- 828
- Viewfinder Type
- direct vision
- Weight
- approximately 0.5 lbs