A Kodakone of the most emblematic brands in the history of photography, returns to the Brazilian market with an irresistible proposal for fans of retro items: two new mini instant cameras that combine the charm of the past with the technological innovations of the present.
With the launch of Mini Shot 2 Retrô and Mini Shot 3 Retrô, Kodak promises to win the hearts of photography enthusiasts. photography instant in the country.
The charm of nostalgia with future technology
These mini cameras represent a bridge between the past and the present, offering a unique look at nostalgia without sacrificing the amenities of digital age.
Equipped with OmniVision 10-megapixel sensors and 25.4mm wide-angle lenses, the Mini Shot 2 and 3 capture crisp, immersive images, ensuring an exceptional photography experience.
Kodak mini camera – Image: Kodak/Reproduction
With the ability to print photos instantly, Mini Shots let you bring your memories to life with the touch of a button.
Whether in the 3 x 3 inch square format of the Mini Shot 3 or the 2.1 x 3.4 inch business card format of the Mini Shot 2, you’ll have your memories materialized in seconds.
In addition to instant printing, Kodak mini cameras offer Bluetooth connectivity to send photos directly to smartphones.
With the Kodak Photo Printer app, you can edit your images with a variety of effects, filters, and even add augmented reality to your images. photographs.
All while enjoying the convenience of automated image adjustments and preview on the 1.77-inch screen.
Availability and prices
Kodak Retro Mini Shots are now available in Fast Shop physical and online stores.
The suggested price for the Mini Shot 2 Retrô is R$1,599, while the Mini Shot 3 Retrô can be purchased for R$1,699.
Each camera comes with two supply cartridges, each capable of printing 30 photos, and replacement cartridges are available for R$109 each.
Kodak’s reintroduction of instant cameras in Brazil reflects the growing demand for products with retro appeal, especially among generation Z.
With more than 5 million units sold in U.S Since 2017, Kodak has sought to replicate this success in the Brazilian market, with an expected monthly sale of 10,000 units.
The products are brought to Brazil by Brazil Electronics, a company that partners with Kodak in the distribution of these photographic treasures.
