The Kodak EK160-EF is a fantastic piece of late-1970s/early-1980s instant photography history. Known as the Kodak Colorburst 250 in the USA, it features a built-in electronic flash and automatic motorised print ejection. The Science Museum Group dates an example to 1980, while specialist camera references place production around 1980–1982.
📸 Features
- Instant film camera - Film: Kodak PR-10 instant film packs - Image size: approx. 67 × 91mm - Lens: 100mm fixed-focus - Electronic shutter: approximately 2–1/300 sec - Automatic exposure - Lighten/Darken control - Built-in electronic flash - Motorised print ejection - Optical viewfinder - Battery powered - Made in the USA⚠️ Please note about film
The original Kodak PR-10 instant film is discontinued, so this camera cannot currently be used with readily available modern Kodak instant film. It is therefore best considered a collectable/display piece unless the buyer is interested in specialist film modifications or expired film experimentation.
