Kodak is Making a New Nostalgia Camera Phone

The camera company Kodak is bringing it's own type of camera phone to the table. The company is introducing the new Kodak Ektra phone. The Ektra is designed to take high quality photos with it's 21 megapixel camera. For the selfie, the front camera is a whopping 13 megapixels.

A classic feature is that it comes with a physical camera button to capture those moments like you did with a wind up camera. There's an adjustment wheel to change the settings which makes it feel more nostalgic. Just one major drawback about the camera is the fact that you have to "develop" the film. The camera digitally processes the film and it becomes available a little while after taking the picture. We're guessing it's for that nostalgia feel.

The smartphone is powered by Android, so you can place calls and send out texts if you wanted to. Also, you'll have plenty of space with it's 32GB of internal storage. The price tag of the Ektra is $550. You can also add on the optional leather vintage case for about $70.

The camera phone is already is available in the U.K. and will be soon available in the U.S.