Daily Giz Wiz 690: Kodak Disc Camera
Episode 690 of the podcast
| Subject: | Review of Kodak Disc Camera |
| Released: | Friday 31 October 2008 |
| Length: | about 18 minutes |
| Download file: | 690.mp3 (8.1 MB) |
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Link: Wikipedia
In 1982, Kodak released a new film format, the Disc Film, and the Disc Camera. Each Disc Film was contained in a plastic cartridge, had 15 exposures (8mm x 11mm), and the disc would rotate 24˚automatically after each exposure. Since the film cartridge is flat (unlike traditional film rolls), Disc Cameras could be made much thinner, and the film advanced to the next frame automatically. Kodak released different models at different price points. Other manufacturers also made the Disc Film and Disc Film Cameras. The quality of the prints made from disc film left a bit to be desired, and the format was discontinued.For pictures of a good range of Kodak Disc Cameras, see ozcamera.com. For an example of a disc camera made by another manufacturer, see DigicamHistory and scroll down to the 1982 section.
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