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kodak’s viral keychain camera gets a Y2K makeover with new millennium edition

the new edition wraps the same palm-sized point-and-shoot in metallic finishes inspired by turn-of-the-millennium consumer electronics. The post kodak’s viral keychain camera gets...

Kodak's new Charmeras have Y2K vibes

Kodak's Charmera, the keychain-sized digital camera that became a minor cultural phenomenon last year, is back with a new look. Reto, the company that makes the camera and licenses...

The Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition Is Dripping with Y2K Vibes

Reto, the company behind the Snapic A1 and the the wildly successful Kodak Charmera blind box keychains from last year, is back with a new set: the Kodak Charmera Millennium Editio...

7-Eleven and New Balance Team for a Limited-Edition Camera Crossover

Another day, another Kodak Charmera knockoff. Although, at least this time, it looks fun. [Read More]

Kodak's adorable Charmera camera gets new Y2K-inspired designs

There's a new Kodak Charmera coming, and its Y2K-coded.

I bought Kodak’s viral keychain camera, and the bad photos are part of its charm

The Kodak Charmera is tiny, technically underwhelming, and completely unnecessary, yet its lo-fi photos and mystery-box charm make it hard to put down.

The new Y2K-inspired Kodak Charmera is a 1.6-megapixel lo-fi blind-box accessory, a follow-up to TIME Magazine’s “Best…

A tiny keychain camera — one of six designs — the new Charmera “…has been completely overhauled to mirror the dawn of the internet age — featuring a new suite of 2000s-era filters...

The new Y2K-inspired Kodak Charmera is a 1.6-megapixel lo-fi blind-box accessory, a follow-up to TIME Magazine’s “Best…

A tiny keychain camera — one of six designs — the new Charmera “…has been completely overhauled to mirror the dawn of the internet age — featuring a new suite of 2000s-era filters...

The new Y2K-inspired Kodak Charmera is a 1.6-megapixel lo-fi blind-box accessory, a follow-up to TIME Magazine’s “Best…

A tiny keychain camera — one of six designs — the new Charmera “…has been completely overhauled to mirror the dawn of the internet age — featuring a new suite of 2000s-era filters...

Kodak Pro Image 100 Pulled -1 Stop, Overexposed +1: With Snapic A1

I’m never shy about praising Kodak Pro Image 100. This film is an underrated emulsion with impressive climate stability and colours akin to the premium Portra / Ektacolor Pro films...

Olivia Wilde tours Kodak’s surprisingly gritty movie film lab

A recent video from Kodak and A24 showcases Olivia Wilde touring Kodak's Film Lab in New York City, offering a short glimpse at the process behind developing motion picture film.

Film Friday: Kodak Portra 800 Is High-Speed, Color Perfection

If you were to ask us what the perfect color film is, we’d tell you it is Kodak Portra. Exactly which speed of Portra matters only a little as the whole family of films is pretty a...

Gloriously retro wooden box camera contains its own film processing lab

If you’re a fan of Buster Keaton’s 1928 silent film The Cameraman, and are intrigued by his portrayal of a street photographer who processes his own film, then you might want to ch...

The Kodak Charmera Is the Ultimate Camera for Kids

So after hearing about the Viral Cameras of 2026, there was one that stood out from a familiar, but somewhat tarnished, name in the camera business: the Kodak Charmera. While I've ...

Updated: “Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 Film Review.”

I’ve been shooting this film for over a decade. Since I wrote the original review, I’ve learned a great deal more about photography and a whole slew of new facts about this film’s...

Film Friday: Kodak TMax 400 Is Far From a One-Trick Pony

TMax 400 came into the world in 1986, at the same time as its slower speed brother. You can think of them as near identical twins, in fact. Since its introduction, TMax 400 has hel...

leading up to the minicam revolution

  Toronto. It began in the late 1800s when Kodak perfected roll film. Edison in his experiments with movies split the 70mm wide Kodak film in two to make two 35mm rolls. Because of...

goldilocks

Toronto. A recent posting by Digital Camera World announced that a gold plated Leica M6 would be put up for auction. Our past editor, the late  Bob Lansdale,used an M6, but not gol...

This slim camera has a transparent LCD screen for a viewfinder

Despite the fact that smartphones have become impressively capable shooters, standalone point-and-shoot cameras are enjoying a renaissance. The tiny Kodak Charmera is still wildly...

Adobe: The Next Kodak?

Photographers Stunned After World’s Oldest Photo Museum Announces $400 Shoot Fee

It's arguably the home of photography in the United States, but the George Eastman Museum has introduced hefty fees for any professional photographer who wants to shoot there. [Rea...

Fujifilm's trying something new after 40 years of disposable QuickSnap cameras

Photo: Fujifilm Fujifilm is celebrating the 40th birthday of the QuickSnap series of single-use 35mm film cameras. To mark the occasion, the company has announced two new additi...

George Eastman: The Man Who Put Photography in the Hands of the World

George Eastman (1854-1932) stands as one of the most consequential figures in the history of photography—not because he invented the medium, but because he changed who it belonged...

Football Film Friday: Kodak Tri-X in a Disposable

Happy Football Film Friday!⁠ Football, soccer, footy... whatever you call it we know what has been captivating your attention these past couple weeks, and will for the days ahead!...