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Kodak Instamatic 304 Vintage 126 Film Camera 1960s - Tested & Working With Case
Kodak Instamatic 304 Vintage 126 Film Camera 1960s - Tested & Working With Case
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Kodak Instamatic 304 Vintage 126 Film Camera – Tested & Working
A lovely example of the classic Kodak Instamatic 304 camera, introduced in 1965 and produced until approximately 1969.
Part of Kodak's hugely successful Instamatic range, the 304 was designed to make photography simple and accessible through its convenient 126 cartridge film system.
Featuring a Kodak Kodar 41mm f/8 lens, built-in selenium exposure meter and automatic aperture control, the Instamatic 304 was one of the more advanced cameras in the range.
Its distinctive 1960s design, solid construction and straightforward operation make it an interesting addition to any vintage camera collection.
Condition:
Tested and working, with the camera in very good vintage cosmetic condition, showing minimal signs of age and previous use.
Supplied with its carrying case.
IMPORTANT – SHUTTER OPERATION:
The shutter will not fire unless film is loaded and advanced inside the camera. This is normal for this model and does not indicate a fault.
Please bear this in mind when testing the camera without film.
Features & Specifications:
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Manufactured approximately 1965–1969
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Classic 1960s Kodak Instamatic
-
Uses Kodak 126 cartridge film
-
Kodak Kodar 41mm f/8 lens
-
Fixed-focus operation
-
Built-in selenium exposure meter
-
Automatic aperture control
-
Mechanical shutter
-
Two shutter speeds
-
Optical viewfinder
-
Manual film advance
-
Flashcube compatibility
-
No batteries required for normal photography
What's Included:
-
Kodak Instamatic 304 camera
-
Carrying case
Film Information:
This camera requires Kodak 126 cartridge film, which has been discontinued and is no longer commercially manufactured.
Remaining expired cartridges may occasionally be available, although supplies are limited. Specialist reloadable cartridges may also be available.
No film included.
A lovely vintage Kodak camera, tested and working, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of classic 1960s photography.
A lovely example of the classic Kodak Instamatic 304 camera, introduced in 1965 and produced until approximately 1969.
Part of Kodak's hugely successful Instamatic range, the 304 was designed to make photography simple and accessible through its convenient 126 cartridge film system.
Featuring a Kodak Kodar 41mm f/8 lens, built-in selenium exposure meter and automatic aperture control, the Instamatic 304 was one of the more advanced cameras in the range.
Its distinctive 1960s design, solid construction and straightforward operation make it an interesting addition to any vintage camera collection.
Condition:
Tested and working, with the camera in very good vintage cosmetic condition, showing minimal signs of age and previous use.
Supplied with its carrying case.
IMPORTANT – SHUTTER OPERATION:
The shutter will not fire unless film is loaded and advanced inside the camera. This is normal for this model and does not indicate a fault.
Please bear this in mind when testing the camera without film.
Features & Specifications:
-
Manufactured approximately 1965–1969
-
Classic 1960s Kodak Instamatic
-
Uses Kodak 126 cartridge film
-
Kodak Kodar 41mm f/8 lens
-
Fixed-focus operation
-
Built-in selenium exposure meter
-
Automatic aperture control
-
Mechanical shutter
-
Two shutter speeds
-
Optical viewfinder
-
Manual film advance
-
Flashcube compatibility
-
No batteries required for normal photography
What's Included:
-
Kodak Instamatic 304 camera
-
Carrying case
Film Information:
This camera requires Kodak 126 cartridge film, which has been discontinued and is no longer commercially manufactured.
Remaining expired cartridges may occasionally be available, although supplies are limited. Specialist reloadable cartridges may also be available.
No film included.
A lovely vintage Kodak camera, tested and working, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of classic 1960s photography.
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