Kodak Disc 4000
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The Kodak Disc 4000 was the entry-level flagship of the original Disc film lineup, featuring a brushed aluminum faceplate and a high-quality, four-element glass lens. It was designed to showcase Kodak's vision for a fully automated, pocketable future, utilizing a motorized film advance and a rapid-recycle flash. Like other models in the series, it is powered by internal lithium batteries intended to last for 2,000 exposures; however, as these are soldered to the circuit board and non-replaceable by consumers, virtually all surviving units are now electrically dead. Due to the lack of available film and power, the 4000 is a quintessential photographic relic—a beautifully designed but ultimately non-functional symbol of the industry's failed transition to the Disc format.Category
Camera, Disc Film
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