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New Kodak instant camera launches

Brands Australia has announced local availability of the Kodak Printomatic instant camera.
The Printomatic has a 10-megapixel sensor in addition to printing 2×3-inch ‘Zink’ instant prints free of ink cartridges, toner or film. Prints are ‘durable, water- and tear-resistant’, with an adhesive back. It can shoot a new photo while printing the previous shot ‘so you’ll never miss a special moment.’

The Printomatic is actually being produced by C+A Global, which is also responsible for the remarkably similar-looking Polaroid Snap. Those with an appreciation of irony will perhaps smile at the notion of a Kodak re-badged Polaroid camera, given the epic lawsuit between the two companies back in the 1990s which saw Polaroid walk away with close to US$1 billion for infringement of its instant photography patents.

Kodak Printomatic features:
– 10-megapixel camera;
– Built-in flash;
– Built-in lithium ion battery with low battery indicator;
– Two picture modes: vibrant colour, black & white;
– Printer status indicator;
– MicroSD card slot/indicator;
– Choice of two colours – grey or yellow.

The Kodak Printomatic is available now at an RRP or $179.95. The camera comes with a USB cable, a Quick Start Guide, a 10-pack of Kodak Zink Photo Paper and a microSD memory card. A 20 pack of film will be $26.95 while a 50 pack will set you back $56.95.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One Comment

  1. STM STM March 8, 2018

    Geez those big bucks marketing wizzkids must have burnt the midnight oil going through all the 1960’s catalogues to come up with the
    “Printomatic” Seriously !

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