The Kodak Colorburst 100 Instant Camera was manufactured by the Eastman Kodak Company between 1978 and 1980. It was introduced as a higher-end model camera to compete directly with Polaroid's instant camera market monopoly.
Key Features:
· Film: Kodak Instant Print Film PR10 (PR144).
· Film Ejection: Fully motorized transport that automatically expels the print after shooting.
· Focus Control: a manual sliding focus control paired with a unique zooming-circle viewfinder aid.
· Exposure Control: Dedicated lighten and darken sliders.
· Flash Compatibility: Built-in top socket designed for Flipflash bars or external flash modules.
· Power Source: Requires a single J size (6-volt) battery to power the motor and exposure system.
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