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Marcy's Kodak Flashfun Camera:

I purchased this camera at the Old Church Antiques in Grayland, WA. It had film in it, which is always a draw for me. I have no idea why. Why do old men always drive with their mouths hanging open? Just a known fact. It's an absolute given that I'll buy just about any camera with exposed film in it. Any camera within my budget, that is. The Flashfun is incredibly cute. I didn't put another roll through it though. In fact, I sent it on to a new home. A good home. I checked first.

The camera takes 12 images on 127 film. Turns out, I recognized the lady who owns the antique shop where I bought the camera. She's the second from the right in the group photos. Who knew? I plan to drop the photos off at her shop.

But wait ... there's more ...

The Flashfun II

The Flashfun comes in ... I'll call it "pumpkin" and cream. The Flashfun II comes in olive. Both accept 127 film. I can't see much of a difference except in color and styling. They're the same camera. The film recommendations, which are stamped on the back, differ slightly.

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