Kodak Instamatic 40

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2. 110 Film
3. Instamatic

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The Kodak Instamatic 40 camera was manufactured in United States of America from 1972 until 1975 when production stopped 49 years ago. The Instamatic 40 was designed to take 110, Cartridge Roll film. The camera requires 1, K battery. Unloaded, the camera weighs 158.00 g (5.57 oz.), with batteries 169.00 g (5.96 oz.), and with film, 181.00 g (6.38 oz.). Initially priced at $63.00, the Instamatic 40 would cost $341.03 in 2011. Features include tripod socket.

General Information

Years Made	1972-1975 (49 to 52 Years Old)
MSRP	$63.00 ($341.03 2012 Dollars)
Film	110 Film
Weight	158.00 g (5.57 oz.)
Date Acquired	June 30th, 2013
Battery	1 x K
Country of Manufacture	United States of America

Features

Tripod Socket	Integrated Flash	Auto Focus	Self Timer	Date Back	Hot Shoe	Cold Shoe
Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No

Shutter Speeds:	Fixed
Shutter Type:	Leaf
Aperture Settings:	Fixed
Lens Mount:	Integrated
Viewfinder:	Plain with Frame Indicator
Focal Range:	Greater than 6 Feet

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