Kodak EK160-EF - Colorburst 250
The Kodak EK160-EF was released in July of 1979, boasting the new feature of built-in electronic flash and motorized film eject. Sadly, not long after its introduction, Kodak lost a lawsuit brought by Polaroid and had to discontinue film production for this camera. It is just as well, to be honest, as the camera is bulky and awkward. While Kodak made some great innovations with the film, their instant camera design left some things to be desired. Though the EK160-EF was the first integral instant film camera in the Kodak line to use a built-in electronic flash.
If you happen across one of these cameras it is not eniterly impossible to track down old Kodak or Fuji film on the internet, or to adapt the camera to use modern Instax film... just be prepared for a bit of an unrewarding project.
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