Kodak colorburst 250 instant camera - Excellent Condition

The Kodak Colorburst 250 is a vintage, motorized instant camera released in 1979. It is notable for being one of the first instant cameras to include a built-in electronic flash. Because Kodak's instant film has been discontinued since the 1980s, the camera is strictly a collector's item today. Key Features & SpecsLens & Shutter: Fixed-focus 100 mm f/1:12.8 lens with shutter speeds ranging from 2 seconds to 1/300 of a second.Flash: Built-in electronic flash that pops up for indoor or low-light shots.Exposure Control: Features a front lighten/darken slider for adjusting exposure settings.Power: Requires 4 standard AA batteries to operate the motor and flash.Design: Sleek black plastic body with brushed metal side trim, accompanied by Kodak's signature rainbow shoulder strap