SHORT: Kodak Disc Cameras

Introduced by Kodak in 1982, the disc film format mounted fifteen 8x10mm exposures radially on a disc mounted in a plastic cartridge. This greatly simplified film loading and produced a very compact form-factor comparable to modern digital point-and-shoot cameras. Yet despite strong initial sales, disc cameras quickly faded in popularity due to their incompatibility with existing photo developing and infrastructure, and were pulled from the market after only 6 years.
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