Kodak Instamatic 124...we had this! Toes flash cubes!

The pocket Instamatic 110 cameras introduced by Kodak in 1972 were - by '70s standards - incredibly small, and super-affordable, which led to their huge popularity. See some of these old cameras here!

It turns a 36 exposure film roll into 72.

What are the best instant cameras for travel you can buy right now? We rounded up all the top picks in this post, and compatible film too!

📎 Camera overview: This is the famous Polaroid OneStep Classic white with rainbow stripe camera and a “fixed focus” plastic lens. This camera was known as the Polaroid 1000 camera. Uses Polaroid SX-70 film. It is well known because of the Instagram logo. 📎 Technical features: Film size: Image 3.1 x 3.1 in Image with border: 4.2 x 3.5 in Lens: 103mm f/14.6 Focus: Fixed, 4' - Infinity Viewfinder: Direct Exposure Control: Automatic, with manual +/- 1EV lighten/darken dial Shutter Release…

Community member agrimony talks about the Kodak Instamatic 33 camera and how to make the most out of it in your analogue routine.

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Kodak C210R, Mini Shot 2, Retro Portable Wireless Instant Camera & Photo Printer. I guess this camera could be considered as grandchild of Kodak Instamatics from 1960s & 1970s. Have you used one? Are the photos it produces good quality? #kodak #kodakc210r #C210R #cameraprinter #pointandshoot #photography #camera

The Kodak Instamatic 177x is just one model in a huge family of 126 film Instamatic cameras produced by Kodak. A mid ranged camera that used magicube type flash bulbs. Made in England circa 1976-84.