Six is, of course, a Kodak. Not quite the same as Polaroid (Land Camera). Tho Kodak, which had been manufacturing some of the film for Polaroid Corp got caught out borrowing Polaroid patents without license. And that was the end of Kodak instant cameras.
Kodak made a few models of their instant camera. The Polaroid lawsuits and legal haggling took a while so they did crank out a lot before stopping. I have a one because my sister worked for Kodak.
here is my gratuitous observation made on a pic from the line up we all just looked at, hoping for that little dopamine hit of affirmation if you give me a thumbs up
Six is, of course, a Kodak. Not quite the same as Polaroid (Land Camera). Tho Kodak, which had been manufacturing some of the film for Polaroid Corp got caught out borrowing Polaroid patents without license. And that was the end of Kodak instant cameras.
Kodak made a few models of their instant camera. The Polaroid lawsuits and legal haggling took a while so they did crank out a lot before stopping. I have a one because my sister worked for Kodak.
here is my gratuitous observation made on a pic from the line up we all just looked at, hoping for that little dopamine hit of affirmation if you give me a thumbs up
Poop bucket!
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NO!
Good for him. I wish him all the best.
Kodak made a few models of their instant camera. The Polaroid lawsuits and legal haggling took a while so they did crank out a lot before stopping. I have a one because my sister worked for Kodak.
I'm from Rochester - everyone used to work for Kodak.
DENIED!
Obviously a lie. I wonder who would even try to make one.