ILFORD PIXIE 35mm point & shoot filmcamera - zilver/zwart, ingebouwde flitser, autofocus

Rediscover the joy of analog photography with the ILFORD PIXIE, a fully automatic 35mm point-and-shoot camera that puts creative control back in your hands. Featuring a sharp 30mm f/5.6 lens and active infrared autofocus, this compact camera delivers crisp, vibrant images on every roll of film – no technical knowledge required.

Overview

The PIXIE is designed for effortless shooting. Drop in a roll of 35mm film, and the camera automatically loads, advances, and rewinds it. The DX-coded film speed detection (ISO 100-400) ensures correct exposure every time, while the built-in flash with red-eye reduction adapts to any lighting condition. Whether you're capturing everyday moments or special occasions, the PIXIE makes film photography simple and fun.

What stands out

• Fully automatic operation: loading, advance, rewind, and exposure – just point and shoot.
• Active infrared autofocus with a minimum focus distance of 1.2 m ensures sharp subjects.
• Built-in flash with auto and red-eye reduction modes for great shots indoors or at night.
• 10-second self-timer lets you include yourself in group photos.
• Compact and lightweight plastic body with a stylish silver/black finish – perfect for travel and everyday carry.

Technical details

• Camera type: 35mm point & shoot film camera
• Lens: 30mm, f/5.6
• Focusing: Active infrared autofocus, minimum distance 1.2 m
• Exposure: Fully automatic, DX-coded ISO 100-400
• Flash: Built-in, modes: auto, red-eye reduction
• Viewfinder: Optical bright frame
• Self-timer: Yes, 10 seconds
• Power: 2x AA batteries (not included)
• Body material: Plastic
• Colour: Silver / Black

Our verdict

The ILFORD PIXIE is the perfect gateway to film photography. Its automatic features let you focus on composition while the camera handles the technicalities, delivering beautiful analog images with minimal effort. A reliable, pocket-sized companion for both beginners and seasoned shooters seeking a carefree film experience.