Kodak | 1968
Kodak Instamatic 104. Not long ago, taking a camera on holiday or to record important moments was as normal as carrying a smartphone today.
This 1968 Spanish ad shows the Instamatic 104, which used a cartridge that kept the film from being exposed to light, and the flashcube, which allowed four flash photos.
Do you remember those days?
Text in the ad
Sin lugar a dudas, la cámara más popular del mundo…
…es la Kodak Instamatic 104. Usted coloca el cargador, y a tomar fotos. No hay que insertar la película en ningún carrete. No hay que hacer cálculos. No se cometen errores.
Y cuando se trata de tomar fotos con flash, tampoco hay problema. Se inserta un cuboflash y todo queda listo para tomar cuatro fotos sin tocar una sola bombilla. Evidentemente, esto es lo que buscaba la gente. Porque ahora la Instamatic 104 es la cámara más popular del mundo. En cuanto a precio, cuesta mucho menos de lo que usted pensaría. Pregúntele al proveedor de Kodak… donde vea este emblema.
Cámara Kodak Instamatic 104
Translation:
Without a doubt, the world’s most popular camera…
…is the Kodak Instamatic 104. You drop in the cartridge and start taking pictures. No threading film onto a spool. No calculations. No mistakes.
And flash pictures are no problem either. Pop on a flashcube and you’re ready to take four shots without touching a single bulb. Clearly, this is what people were looking for. Because now the Instamatic 104 is the most popular camera in the world. As for price, it costs much less than you’d think. Ask your Kodak dealer… wherever you see this sign.
Kodak Instamatic 104 camera
- Brand
- Kodak
- Year
- 1968
- Decade
- 1960s
- Country
- Spain
- Medium
- Magazine
- Themes
- Technology
