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It should not be confused with the [[Kodak pocket Instamatic 101]], which also takes 110 film. As 110 film is still available, both can still be used for novelty/nostalgia purposes. | It should not be confused with the [[Kodak pocket Instamatic 101]], which also takes 110 film. As 110 film is still available, both can still be used for novelty/nostalgia purposes. | ||
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[[Category:Brazil]] | [[Category:Brazil]] | ||
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The Kodak Instamatic 101 is among many cameras made by Kodak for 110 film. It is a very basic fixed-focus model. It was made in Brazil during the 1970s.[1]
It should not be confused with the Kodak pocket Instamatic 101, which also takes 110 film. As 110 film is still available, both can still be used for novelty/nostalgia purposes.
