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08/25/2007 06:22:22 PM · #1 |
| Does any know about that? where can i find disk that this camera use? I bought this one for 50 cents from one the store and I read about this and as per Kodak this camera "was for promotion or premium use by other companies--not available in retail stores." |
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08/25/2007 07:09:37 PM · #2 |
... you mean THIS kind of disc?
hmmm - i think my wife  rossglenda had one of those when we were in school; now I'm curious!
oops - almost forgot:
Message edited by author 2007-08-25 19:15:30.
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08/26/2007 10:13:46 PM · #3 |
Obsolete. I don't think the disk camera ever caught on much. I suppose the film for that camera went to the same place as all the 8 track tapes. My mom had one that she used for a short time a couple of decades back.
It would be a nice piece of camera history, however. Would be pretty neat in a display. |
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08/27/2007 12:58:26 AM · #4 |
When Polaroid won their lawsuit against Kodak, we had our Kodak instant camera replaced free with the newest thing, a disk camera (mid-80's). It was crap! The disks never advanced properly, so I'd have one exposure overlapping the one before and after it. I think I took about 3 disks worth before I gave up on it.
I wasn't surprised when they VERY quickly faded from the scene!
Apparently the camera went out of production in '89, but the film was produced until 1998.
Message edited by author 2007-08-27 01:01:57. |
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