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The Câmara Kodak Instamatic 11 was exclusively produced in Brazil, as one model in the wildly successful Instamatic series from Kodak. It was designed to use drop-in, plastic 126 film cassettes. Unlike the similar Kodak Instamatic 44 it has no flash connector.
