Kodak Disc 8000

The Kodak Disc 8000 was a consumer-grade disc camera introduced in 1982 and produced until 1984. It featured a compact design utilizing Kodak's unique circular film format, which contained 15 small, rectangular images per disc. The camera was designed for casual photographers seeking a simple point-and-shoot experience, offering automatic exposure and built-in flash. With its focus on convenience and ease of use, the Disc 8000 aimed to make photography accessible to a wider audience, though its image quality was limited by the small negative size (14.8mm × 10.6mm).