Kodak Instamatic X-90

Kodak's Instamatic X-90 was a straightforward snapshot camera produced from 1970 to 1973, utilizing the 126 cartridge format. Part of Kodak's immensely popular Instamatic line, the X-90 offered simple point-and-shoot functionality aimed at the mass consumer market. Characterized by its basic construction and ease of use, it relied on fixed focus lenses and simple shutter speeds, typical of Kodak's consumer Instamatics of that era, designed to make photography accessible without technical complexity.