1966 Kodak Instamatic Camera Television Advert
Before Kodak hit hard times and the world of photography turned digital there was the hugely popular Instamatic. The camera first went on sale in 1963 and sold in large numbers because it was inexpensive and easy to use.
This 1966 advert for the Instamatic camera features flashcubes and a group of frantic Go-Go dancing teenagers. As the voice over says “It’s this way, man” check it out.
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