Kodak Disk 6100 Camera

Description

The Kodak Disc 6100 was a relatively high end camera produced during Eastman Kodak’s foray into what they expected to be a revolutionary new product: disc film.
The 6100 has a simple 12.5mm (roughly 40mm equivalent) f/2.8 lens with two preset focus zones: 0.5-1.2 meters and 1.2 meters to infinity that can be selected by moving the switch underneath the lens. Exposure is automatically controlled and the built-in flash will fire when deemed necessary.
The cover hinge is broken but can still close and would not effect the operation of the camera.
This item lives in a smoke free pet free environment.
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