Kodak i60 film camera

The Kodak i60 is a reusable 35mm film camera that embodies a retro aesthetic, specifically drawing design inspiration from the classic Kodak Instamatic 100 released in 1963. While it carries the iconic Kodak branding, it is a modern product released around 2022 to cater to the resurgence of analog photography.

The camera is manufactured in China under a licensing agreement. Historically, it was produced by the Sino Promise Group, but more recent production and distribution rights for this specific model are associated with Meta Imaging Solutions Limited. The brand name itself, Kodak, remains owned by the Eastman Kodak Company, based in Rochester, New York, which survived its 2012 bankruptcy by transitioning into a company primarily focused on commercial imaging and brand licensing. Additionally, Kodak Alaris (historically a spinoff for consumer film/printing) was recently acquired in 2024 by Kingswood Capital Management, a U.S.-based private equity firm, though the technical licensing for hardware like the i60 typically flows through Eastman Kodak's brand licensing division.