Designed for Kodak’s easy-loading 126 cartridge film, the 177X is a simple point-and-shoot camera featuring a fixed-focus Kodar 43mm f/11 lens, straightforward sunny/cloudy exposure settings and a socket for X-type flashcubes.
This example has been tested and is fully working.
The camera is in good vintage cosmetic condition, with normal signs of age and previous use.
The shutter, film advance and tested mechanical functions are operating correctly.
The camera is entirely mechanical and does not require batteries. The X flashcube system is also mechanically fired rather than battery powered.
Please note that 126 film has been discontinued and is now a specialist vintage film format.
No film is included.
Specifications
Manufacturer: Kodak Model: Instamatic 177X Production period: 1977–1984 Camera type: Compact viewfinder camera Film type: 126 cartridge film Image size: 28 × 28mm Lens: Kodar 43mm f/11 Focusing: Fixed focus Exposure settings: Sunny / Cloudy-Flash Shutter speeds: 1/40 and 1/80 sec Viewfinder: Bright-line optical viewfinder Flash: X-type flashcube socket Film advance: Manual Light meter: None Battery required: No
