Kodak unveils the Printomatic: A point-and-shoot 'instant print' camera

Kodak unveils the Printomatic: A point-and-shoot 'instant print' camera
ÔÎÒÎ: dpreview.com

There's a new instant camera in town. Revealed by Kodak earlier today, the Printomatic is a point-and-shoot 'instant print' digital camera: meaning the photos it captures with its 10MP sensor are instantly printed out of the side of the camera Polaroid-style while you go on shooting.

Kodak is calling it "the ideal all-in-one solution for capturing and sharing vibrant prints instantly. "

To call the Printomatic a 'no-frills' camera is almost an understatement. Available in Gray or Yellow for just $70, the 10MP shooter comes with a built-in Li-ion battery, flash, low-battery indicator, print indicator, microSD card slot, and two pictures modes: vibrant color or black & white. In other words, it's as close to fully automatic as you're going to get.

The appeal of the camera, at least according to Kodak, is in its simplicity.

“The KODAK PRINTOMATIC is a contemporary camera with a wonderful balance of digital and analog technology,” Steven Overman, Kodak’s Chief Marketing Officer, said in a statement. “It’s an accessible device for anybody who wants to create a lasting memory in a tangible, colorful way. ”

Each photo is printed at 2x3-inches on Kodak's ZINK (stands for "Zero Ink") Photo Paper, which means it comes out of the camera water-resistant, tear resistant and adhesive-backed.

The camera will be available online and in stores starting "late September" for $70, and comes with a 10-pack of ZINK Photo Paper included. ZINK refills are available online in 20 and 50 packs for $9 and $20, respectively. To learn more about the Printomatic, head over to the Kodak website.

Press Release

KODAK PRINTOMATIC Instant Print Camera Captures the Moment

Sleek new camera brings legendary Kodak style to the instant print camera game; prints beautiful, ready-to-share photos

Rochester, NY and EDISON, NJ, Monday, September 11, 2017 --

Today Eastman Kodak Company and its licensee C+A Global unveiled the KODAK PRINTOMATIC Camera, a brand-new instant print camera. The stylish new point-and-shoot camera instantly prints high-quality, full color photos right from the camera body, making it the ideal all-in-one solution for capturing and sharing beautiful, vibrant prints instantly.

The KODAK PRINTOMATIC Camera is the ultimate catalyst for a good time that can be shared instantly. Every day is a special occasion with the KODAK PRINTOMATIC Instant Print Camera – from graduations to family gatherings to relaxing getaways with loved ones. A perfect accessory for event planners, scrap-bookers, vacationers and partygoers, instant photography is the utilitarian-meets-fun solution for custom gifts and mementos. Wedding guests can snap candid photos of the ceremony and have them printed and framed before the reception starts. Creating custom scrapbooks is hassle-free when photos print immediately with adhesive backing ready to be added to the page. Events become more fun, weekend get-togethers are enriched, and moments that once were forgotten on a smartphone are cherished forever.

“The KODAK PRINTOMATIC is a contemporary camera with a wonderful balance of digital and analog technology,” says Steven Overman, President of Kodak’s Consumer and Film Division and Kodak Chief Marketing Officer. “It’s an accessible device for anybody who wants to create a lasting memory in a tangible, colorful way. ”

“We feel honored to partner with Kodak, a company that has established itself as a leader and storied brand in color technology used the world over,” comments Chaim Pikarski, CEO of C+A Global. “This release is another step for Kodak entering into the growing instant digital camera market. The KODAK PRINTOMATIC Camera is the first of the full product lineup to be launched in 2017 and continue into 2018. The KODAK PRINTOMATIC Camera brings back the nostalgia of capturing and sharing KODAK MOMENTS, putting the print in the palm of your hand, the moment it happens. ”

With a maximum resolution 10-megapixel camera and no computer connection or even Wi-Fi needed, the KODAK PRINTOMATIC Camera produces 2x3” photo prints with no ink cartridges, toner or film necessary. Photo prints are durable, water- and tear-resistant with an adhesive back. Fun, fast and easy to use, the compact and fashionable KODAK PRINTOMATIC Device fits right in your back pocket and is perfect for sharing vibrant, smudge-free photos with friends and family, anywhere, anytime. Keeping up with all the fun, the camera can even shoot a new photo while still printing the previous shot, so you’ll never miss a special moment.

KODAK PRINTOMATIC Instant Print Camera Highlights and Benefits:

Maximum resolution of 10-megapixel camera

Built-in flash

Built-in lithium ion battery

Two picture modes: vibrant color, black & white

Low battery indicator

Printer status indicator

MicroSD™ card indicator

MicroSD™ card slot

Slots for neck strap

Comes in grey or yellow

The KODAK PRINTOMATIC Instant Print Camera will be available in late September for $69. 99 USD at major retailers and online including Amazon. The camera comes with a USB cable, a Quick Start Guide, a 10-pack of KODAK ZINK Photo Paper and a memory card. KODAK ZINK Photo Paper comes in 20 and 50 packs, and is sold separately.

More information is available at www. kodak. com/go/printomatic.

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