Produce instant ZINK prints using the new Kodak PRINTOMATIC instant digital camera. Utilizing ZINK paper for producing instant prints directly from the camera (without a computer needed), the new Kodak PRINTOMATIC is packed with a 10MP image sensor, a wide-angle 8mm f/2 lens, an optical viewfinder for intuitively composing images, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), a micro-USB 2.0 port and a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Other notable features include built-in flash – provides additional illumination when working in low-light, black & whites and vibrant color shooting modes, and indicators for low battery, low paper and low memory card storage.
The Kodak PRINTOMATIC instant digital camera is currently available for pre-order for $69.99. [Product Page]
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