In the 1980s, the company even produced small " 600 " AM / FM radios that would run on film packs in which the film cards had been exhausted, but the battery still had enough power to be reused.
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:: Is it possible that the battery was built into the film pack, so some people might not have noticed that the camera was equipped with a battery ?-- Gerry Ashton 13 : 43, 9 September 2006 ( UTC)
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According to former Kodak employees at the Eastman House photographic museum, Kodak stopped producing film packs when the last employee trained to assemble them ( which required working with the very sharp metal frame in total darkness ) retired in the 1980s.
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Almost 50 celebrity cameos can be found if one is a sufficiently diligent star-gazer, and the film packs a wealth of romantic interest ( thanks to Shirley MacLaine, as a mysterious princess ), comedy ( thanks to Mexico's favorite comedian, Mario Moreno Cantinflas"
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In 1927, The Times reported that real advances had been made in colour photography by Messrs . Van Neck and Co in their transparencies made on Lignosa [ or Lignose ] natural colour film packs and roll films, which pre-dated Kodachrome and Agfacolor.
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In the mid-20th century, some sheet film sizes, including medium format, were made in " film packs " of 12 to 16 exposures, which are thin sheets of film and folded into a rectangular pack which was placed in a pack holder camera back.
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And while most of its digital cameras are priced between $ 99 and $ 399, a new $ 800 digital camera with a built-in instant picture film packs can immediately print out a digital image as well as store scores of images on digital memory cards.
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IndiaGlitz gave the film 4 out of 5 stars as well, and called the film a " complete entertainer that is more than a love story " and stated, " The film packs everything that the trailer promised, plus the not-quite-unknown formula of Past Life Regression.
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The classic film pack consisted of several " sheets " of film ( actually much thinner than standard sheet film, as they were cut from large-format roll film, for economy and physical flexibility ) taped together and wound in a series of S-bends around a metal frame.
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According to James Randi " Kiyota's Polaroid photos were apparently produced by preexposing the film, since it was noted that he made great efforts to obtain a film pack and spend time with it in private . " In a 1984 television interview, Kiyota confessed to fraud.
