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disc′ cam`era

a camera that accepts a film cartridge in the form of a rotatable disc with film frames mounted around the outer edge.

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Nobody will ever be as good as Chris Miller was when I first saw him at the Skatepark of Houston in 1987.I was 14, snapping photos from the crowd with my mom's Kodak Disk camera. I couldn't believe someone could tweak airs like that--pointy, elegant and hovering, yet somehow he rode away from each wall faster than the last.

"Killer Miller" 1987/2011

In 1983, Tomo Wada, business and professional products manager of Sony Hawaii Co., introduced the MAVICA, a revolutionary disk camera that recorded pictures on a small, magnetic disk.

20 years ago...: this is the first in a six-part series that commemorates the 20th anniversary of Hawaii Business' Top 250 list

The instant video disk camera, also demonstrated at the FBI Academy, can hold up to 50 undeveloped photographs and send them to any other system to be shown on screen, printed, and/or stored for future use.