Kodak Advantix:

Kodak Advantix 3200AF, A programmed exposure autofocus camera, with self-timer and a tripod socket. The flip-up "SensaliteTM" flash has proved in tests to be very effective at reducing "red-eye" when compared to cameras with built-in flash. This camera was made in Mexico. A very similar camera was available as the Advantix 3400AF

Kodak Advantix 3700ix, This was probably one of Kodak's more expensive APS by virtue of the 3,5 lens. It has three flash modes (auto, fill, off) and a date back. An APS camera has three photo formats: 30,2 x 9,5 mm, 30,2 x 16,7 mm, and  25,1 x 16,7 mm. The magnification factor for the first is 0.76X, for the second 0.70X, and for the third 0.80X.

Advantix 4100ix Zoom, This is a full-featured auto-focus camera, with an aspheric zoom-lens, made in Indonesia, with almost all the APS functions incorporated except mid-roll change. Several exposure modes are available, as are various options for the flash. A tripod socket is fitted should one wish not to use flash at all and take advantage of the longer shutter speeds.

KODAK ADVANTIX 5800MRX Zoom Camera Date and Time Imprinting. This camera has a quartz clock and automatic calendar through the year 2099.

The Kodak Advantix C370 is a compact APS film camera released by Kodak in about 2002. It is very similar to the autofocus Advantix C470 but with a fixed focus lens.

Kodak's C470 uses the popular APS Advantix film to provide high-quality photos in everyday use. The camera focuses automatically and you can take photos in classic, panoramic, or group format. The flip-up flash unit is automatic and reduces the annoying red eye in your photos. You can also manually turn the flash on or off for greater control.

The easy-to-read LCD panel displays information about your current shooting mode. It also features a self-timer, which is useful for taking group photos or self-portraits. The camera automatically shuts down after a period of nonuse to conserve battery power. At an incredibly light 5.3 ounces, and taking only two AAA batteries, you can easily to take the C470 anywhere without being hassled by its size.

The Advantix C700, Three shooting formats with a viewfinder which is modified according to the choice :

• C for a "Classic" picture, similar to 24 x 36
• H for 16/9 HD TV compatible format
• P, finally, for the "panoramic" 3 x 1 ratio
 A built-in electronic flash, off-center allows to  reduce the red-eye effects, controls the resetting of memorization and turn off the power supply when it is folded.
Finally, unlike many APS cameras, the C700 allows for the rewinding of the film being shot and its later winding to the next following view. It also allows to print the date and hour at the  back of the photo as well as a message chosen in a preset menu

Kodak C800 Advantix Zoom APS Camera. The C800 Advantix camera from Kodak is an Advanced Photo System camera with point-and-shoot simplicity. A pop-up flash fires automatically in low-light situations and fires away from the lens, reducing red-eye. The flash folds down when the camera is off and serves as a protective lens cap. Auto close prevents washout photos, and multibeam focusing keeps your subject in focus when taking wide-angle pictures.

Kodak Advantix F310. camera.
Kodak Advantix F310. Advanced photo System (APS) camera in Red, all plastic and transparent. Lens: 6.6/ 25mm Ektanar.

Kodak Advantix F320

Advantix F350, Featuring autoexposure, opening the lens cover causes the flash to pop up. This camera was made in China.

Advantix F600, This is a full-featured auto-focus zoom-lens camera, made in China, with almost all the APS functions incorporated except mid-roll change. Several exposure modes are available, as are various options for the "Sensalite" flash. A tripod socket is fitted should one wish not to use flash at all and take advantage of the longer shutter speeds.

Kodak's exceptionally inexpensive T20 uses the popular APS Advantix film to supply top quality pictures. The video camera's taken care of concentration lens has keeps objects as close as 3.3 feet away in sharp clarity while the flash effectively illuminate to 13 feet. The shutter speed ranges from 1/60 to 1/250 secs to suit a large range of subjects and lights scenarios.

The easy-to-read LCD panel screens info about your existing shooting mode. It additionally has a self-timer which serves for taking group pictures or self-portraits. Any type of film with a rate score of 100 to 400 can be used. At an extremely light 5 ounces and taking simply two AAA batteries, you can conveniently to take the T20 anywhere without inconvenience.

Advantix T40 Auto Camera Pocket-size APS camera with automatic film advance and rewind. 24mm fixed focus lens and built-in pop-up flash for point-and-shoot ease. Three picture size settings: 4 x 6, 4 x 7 and panoramic. Automatic exposure control and double exposure prevention. Self-timer and tripod socket. Uses 100 to 400 ASA color or black and white APS film (not included). LCD display. Includes detachable camera strap and CR2 lithium battery.

Kodak Advantix T500AF Only slightly larger than the Mini-Instamatics, this is a full-featured auto-focus camera, made in China, with almost all the APS functions incorporated except mid-roll change. Several exposure modes are available, as are various options for the "Sensalite" flash. A tripod socket is fitted should one wish not to use flash at all and take advantage of the longer shutter speeds. For whatever reason, this model seems to have had a rather shorter production life than it's contempories.