Yet Kodak pulled the plug on the disc camera by early 1988. Poor sales were to blame, largely because of the rising popularity of 35 mm cameras, but also because, well, the picture quality from ...

Less successful was Kodak's Disc Camera, launched in 1982 with individual tiny color negatives attached along the edge of a revolving circular disk. The Disc Camera was on the market only until 1988.

I never had a disc camera. My daughter had an APS and I had a 126, but I quickly realised that the cost per image was lower with 35mm, so I went to that, with an Olympus point & shoot.

Kodak’s demise actually started in 1982 according to Strickland, with the introduction of the disc camera. “Kodak recognized that film growth was slowing down dramatically.

Less successful was Kodak's Disc Camera, launched in 1982 with individual tiny color negatives attached along the edge of a revolving circular disk. The Disc Camera was on the market only until 1988.

Kodak’s demise actually started in 1982 according to Strickland, with the introduction of the disc camera. “Kodak recognized that film growth was slowing down dramatically.

I worked for Kodak on the disk camera in the 1970’s. There were a lot of clever features and hidden capabilities in the format. The black center hub of the disk was magnetic; ...

Less successful was Kodak's Disc Camera, launched in 1982 with individual tiny color negatives attached along the edge of a revolving circular disk. The Disc Camera was on the market only until 1988.

The company continued to unveil new models, including the Tele-Instamatic 608 in 1974 that had a pop-up "flip-flash" bulb. Less successful was Kodak's Disc Camera, launched in 1982 with individual ...

With Halloween around the corner, it's a good time to look back at how a people used to capture family memories. The Kodak Instamatic camera was called "revolutionary" when it hit the market in a ...