Kodak Disk Snapper 500, Tele Disk, Disk 6000, Disk 8000 Disc camera

Four new disk camera's. Three Kodaks: the Disk 6000, disk 8000 and Tele Disk. The fourth is a Pallas Disk Snapper 500 with underwater case. Exept for the foto's they have never left their box. Inclusive two auxiliary telelenses for the Kodak's. The disk camera's were a shortlived. It was a highly innovative camera for the early 1980s, designed for the amateur photographer; it used negatives on a small disc housed in a cartridge that could be inserted into the camera without any hassle. Thanks to the flat cartridge, the camera was exceptionally thin and easy to handle for its time. But six years after introduction in 1982 production was stopped due to the rising popularity of 35 mm camera's.