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Very Good Condition: It all works it is clean and tidy showing only slight signs of use and age coated surfaces, plastic areas show little sign of abrasion, with lenses the glass is clear again subject to the odd specks of dust acquired through age that do not affect performance.

The vintage Kodak DC280 Zoom digital camera from the late 1990s is a compact camera with a maximum resolution of 2.0 MP. It features a 2x optical zoom and a built-in flash, making it a practical and reliable option for capturing images. With USB connectivity and the ability to powered by AA batteries, this camera is a great choice for photography enthusiasts looking for a simple and easy-to-use digital camera. Made in China by Kodak, this camera is a piece of photographic history that is sure to deliver nostalgic results for those who appreciate vintage technology.

Photographers can create distinctive photography and capture stunning images with ease.

Photographers can create distinctive photography and capture stunning images with ease.

Rugged, durable, shock-proof rubber shell.

UNDERWATER - WATERPROOF. KODAK SPORT. Waterproof to approx. 15m (50ft). Waterproof, sand proof and shock proof.

Almost brand new hardly used it

original first model Kodak camera, made by Frank Brownell for the Eastman Dry Plate & Film Co., this was the first commercially successful camera to use rollfilm, in original condition, very collectible and historically important

The Eastman Dry Plate & Film Co., the original model with very early serial number from the first batch in 1888. Box-form camera for 100 exposures, 2 1/2" diameter, on 2 3/4" wide roll film, 9/57mm lens in rotating horizontal cylinder shutter, T and instantaneous, shutter cocked by pulling string on the top of the camera. With felt lens plug, original leather case in original wooden box. Production started for the original Kodak camera in June of 1888. The camera was put on the market in August with the slogan “You press the button, we do the rest." Original list price was $25.00, including film, leather case, and booklet for recording exposures. One of the most important cameras in the history of photography.

the first series-produced roll film camera (100 exposures 2.5' circumference), Rapid-Rectilinear 9/57mm. Important collectors item in relatively nice condition (transport winder renewed)