The Kodak Instamatic Reflex is a 126 cartridge film SLR introduced by Kodak in the 1960s. It paired the simple drop-in loading of the Instamatic line with through-the-lens reflex viewing, aimed at users who wanted SLR control without the handling of 35mm cameras.

Evidence on what the Instamatic Reflex is worth at UK saleroom level is thin: the only recorded auction hammer result in our data is £34 from 1998, so a reliable current price band cannot be established for 2026. Buyers researching value today should treat that single figure as historical context rather than a guide to what the camera sells for now, and watch live auction listings for fresh comparables.