What film does a Kodak Star 500 AF use?
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I have a Kodak Star 500 AF point-and-shoot film camera and need to know what type of film it takes. Does it use standard 35mm film, and are there any good beginner-friendly options?
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The Kodak Star 500 camera uses 35mm film, technically known as 135 format.
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The Kodak Star 500 AF uses standard 35mm film, also called 135 format. That’s the film type you should buy.
If you’re just getting started or want a budget-friendly option, Fujicolor is a good choice based on the community feedback. More generally, any standard 35mm/135 film cartridge should fit this camera.
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