Kodak APS compact from 1998 with drop-in film loading, now obsolete with the discontinued Advantix format.
The Kodak Advantix F350 is an APS-format compact film camera from Kodak's Advantix line. Uses APS (Advanced Photo System) film cartridges — a format discontinued in 2004. A consumer-grade film compact. Fixed lens — no interchangeable mount.
APS film format (24mm). Fixed lens. Built-in flash. APS format selection (Classic, HDTV, Panoramic). Consumer compact design. Fixed lens — no interchangeable mount.
The Kodak Advantix line was Kodak's APS camera range, featuring the drop-in APS cartridge system. APS enabled magnetic data recording on film for lab processing metadata. APS film is now out of production, making Advantix cameras primarily collectible.
On the used market the Kodak Advantix F350 is a vintage APS compact. Condition checks: film loading mechanism, fixed lens, flash. APS film discontinued — not practical for shooting. Fixed lens — no interchangeable mount.