Production span of Kodak 828 "Bantam" film

[Donald Qualls]

do you mean the Instamatic Reflex - the 126 version of the Retina Reflex, and not a Contaflex.

Hmmm. Probably. It has been forty years, and I had the camera for just a couple months (traded it back to the pawn shop for the Spotmatic SP that I still have).

 

[Arthurwg]

Here's a Pony shot I took of the family dog circa 1967:

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Excellent!

 

[MarkS]

A bit off-topic now, but the Kodak Instamatic Reflex was a Retina Reflex with the chassis altered to fit the 126 cartridge, and an externally-mounted automatic exposure meter. And a flashcube socket! It used the lenses from the RR, and was an expensive failure in the market.
Since a roll of 828 Tri-X costs $20 now, I don't think I'll shoot any in that pretty little Bantam RF. But I'm happy that I could, if I wanted.

 

[Donald Qualls]

a roll of 828 Tri-X costs $20 now,

However, a roll of .EDU Ultra 400 in 120 is only about $9 last I looked (that's been a couple months, I could be in for a shock soon) -- that, a razor knife, a pair of scissors, and two 828 spools, plus a dark work space, will get you a 16- or 18-exposure roll. I've done it, and it works well. Even actual Tri-X in 120 is only around $14, last I looked (potentially two Kodak price hikes ago, however).