Instamatic

Instamatic 50 with auxiliary tele lens and finder

Instamatic was Kodak's trademark name for their 126 cartridge film cameras, later also used, as Pocket Instamatic, for their 110 cartridge cameras, and for Super8 8mm movie cameras. Instamatic cameras were launched in 1963, manufactured by Kodak in the US, by Kodak AG in Germany, in Spain and by Kodak Ltd in the UK. Kodak 126 Instamatics were a great success and sold around 60 million by 1976 - thus "Instamatic" became a generic term for cartridge-loading cameras.

The early Kodak Instamatic 50 had a special flash connector, other early Instamatics even no flash facility; a few had a pop-up flash gun. Later models used Flashcubes. Some of the later Pocket Instamatics had a flip flash connector instead.

Instamatic Models

126

• Hawkeye Instamatic R4
• Instamatic 11
• Instamatic 25
• Instamatic 32 (UK)
• Instamatic 33 (UK, Germany)
• Instamatic 44
• Instamatic 50
• Instamatic 100 (US)
• Instamatic 104 (US)
• Instamatic 124
• Instamatic 133 (Germany, Spain, UK)
• Instamatic 134
• Instamatic 155X (UK)
• Instamatic 177X (UK, Germany)
• Instamatic 224
• Instamatic 255X (Spain)
• Instamatic 304
• Instamatic 314 (US)
• Instamatic 333 (Germany)
• Instamatic 333X (Germany)
• Instamatic 400 (US)
• Instamatic 404 (US)
• Instamatic 414 (US)
• Instamatic 500 (US)
• Instamatic 700
• Instamatic 704 (US)
• Instamatic 814
• Instamatic 56-X
• Instamatic Reflex
• Instamatic S-10
• Instamatic X-15F
• Instamatic X-30
• Instamatic X-35F
• Instamatic X-45
• Instamatic X-90 (US)

110

• Pocket Instamatic 10
• Pocket Instamatic 20 (US)
• Pocket Instamatic 30 (US)
• Pocket Instamatic 40
• Pocket Instamatic 50
• Pocket Instamatic 60
• Pocket Instamatic 100
• Pocket Instamatic 300
• Pocket Instamatic 400
• Pocket Instamatic 500
• Tele-Instamatic 330 (UK)
• Tele-Instamatic 430 (Germany)
• Tele-Instamatic 608 (US)
• Tele-Instamatic 708 (US)

Super 8 movie cameras

• Kodak Instamatic M4
• Kodak Instamatic M6 (US)
• Kodak Instamatic M16
• Kodak Instamatic M30

Links

• many Instamatic models are on Sylvain Halgand's Collection d'Appareils site
• Pocket Instamatics on Pierre J's Apphotnum (English; also in French)