KODAK DISC CAMERAS
This list is inaccurate and incomplete. Typically, these cameras were very simple and specifics were never listed by the manufacturer. Since so many styles and types were made, it is impossible to list them all. If you are able to provide more accurate information than is listed here, please contact us.
The Kodak disc 460 camera was a premium model that had the same features as the Kodak disc 4000 camera. Kodak marketed premium models for groups that used these cameras as sales incentives, or were provided as prizes and therefore, had no suggested list price. This camera was introduced in February 1982 and discontinued two years later.
(1985) Uses two AA batteries.
(1986) Built-in flash.
(1985) Dual lenses. Built-in flash.
(1982) Designed for export
(1983) Uses a 9-volt battery.
(1984) 12.5mm (f2.8) fixed focus lens. Shutter speed of 1/200 (1/100 with flash). Built-in flash and motor drive. made J.C.Penny a special version of the 3100 model with a red front plate. There were also some cameras marked ABC on the front. Uses a 9-volt battery.
(1984) Designed for export.
(1986) There were two models, the regular and also a special Model 3600 disc camera - it is the "Expo 86 Vancouver" edition.
(1982)
(1984) 12.5mm (f2.8) fixed focus lens. Shutter speed of 1/200 (1/100 with flash). Built-in flash, protective cover and motor drive.
(1982) Built-in flash, protective cover.
(1984) 12.5mm (f2.8) fixed focus lens. Shutter speed of 1/200 (1/100 with flash). Built-in flash, protective cover, close-up lens and motor drive
(1985)
(1982) 12.5mm (f2.8) fixed focus lens. Shutter speed of 1/200 (1/100 with flash). Built-in flash, self-timer, clock and motor drive
(1986) Special edition
(1986) Special edition
(1986) Special edition
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