As a teenager in the Bronx in the early 1980s, Gary Weekes would hand paint colourful images on the backs of people's jackets to earn a few bucks.

Beyond snapping some photos on your phone, having an instant camera like Kodak’s Mini Shot 2 Retro gives you a physical print that you can collect or hand to a friend — and it’s now 30% off ...

A humble Kodak Instamatic camera with a 126 film and a flash bulb is triggered and has its film advanced by a clockwork mechanism, in turn operated by a bait line. Presumably because of the four ...

The Kodak Instamatic was a line of cameras that used the 126 film cartridge, which was known for being easy to load. The 176 was introduced in 1968 and made until 1971. The model used in the camera ...

Then George Eastman came along, providing smaller yet still impressive cameras to the masses with convenient rolls of film for them to capture photographs on. Since 1888, his company, Kodak ...

Since their inception, Kodak specialised in easy-to-use consumer ... but it’s undeniably a complex mechanism when compared to the Instamatic 126 cameras it replaced or the 35mm compact cameras ...

The Kodak Instamatic was more than just a camera—it became ... Thanks to features like pre-loaded film cartridges known as 126 cartridges, anyone could load the camera without exposing or ruining the ...

The camera was named the ‘Instamatic’ by Kodak – derived from instant (as in the film loading) and automatic – but it eventually became the generic term for any camera in the 126 format. The system ...

After an almost 40-year hiatus, Kodak Super 8 is back. Yes, the makers who popularized the cinema film format have finally brought to market a new Super 8 Camera enhanced for the digital world ...

Included with the Super 8 Camera is a detachable wide-angle 6-mm 1:1.2 C-mount lens – other C-mount lenses can be swapped in as desired. As an added bonus, the camera's extended film gate allows ...