Kodak Disc 4000 Camera from Canada

The Kodak Disc 4000 is a fixed-focus disc camera from the early 1980s that uses proprietary Kodak Disc film cartridges containing 15 tiny 10mm x 8mm images on a rotating disc. It features a plastic body, built-in flash, and simple point-and-shoot operation without zoom or focus adjustment. Classified under HTS 9006.59.4040 as a disc camera, a specific subcategory of fixed-focus photographic cameras excluding cinematographic types.