1970s
Compact
110 mm
Kodak EKTRALITE 10 - 110 Film Camera
Kodak EKTRALITE 10 - 110 Film Camera
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Kodak Ektralite 10
110 pocket camera from 1978 with the big upgrade - a built-in electronic flash.
Key specs:
- 110 cartridge film format
- Fixed-focus lens (~22mm)
- Fixed exposure
- Built-in electronic flash
- Sliding cover protects lens and viewfinder
- Runs on 2x AA batteries
The Ektralite 10 was one of the first 110 cameras with a built-in electronic flash - meaning no fiddly disposable Flipflash bars to buy. Just pop in two AA batteries, let the flash charge, and you're ready for indoor and low-light snaps. The big front-mounted flash is part of its charm, and it handles dim conditions surprisingly well.
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About the brand
Kodak
Kodak is the iconic American photography brand founded by George Eastman in Rochester, New York in 1888, credited with making photography accessible to the masses through simple roll film cameras. Eastman Kodak Company still manufactures and sells Kodak branded colour and black and white film, disposable and instant cameras, photo paper and printing products, and the name remains synonymous with classic film photography.
Kodak is the iconic American photography brand founded by George Eastman in Rochester, New York in 1888, credited with making photography accessible to the masses through simple roll film cameras. Eastman Kodak Company still manufactures and sells Kodak branded colour and black and white film, disposable and instant cameras, photo paper and printing products, and the name remains synonymous with classic film photography.