Kodak camera was introduced in 1888 on the United States of America. The original model was created by George Eastman. It was a leather-covered box-shaped camera with a circular lens and a button on the side to shoot photos. This camera incorporated a roll of flexible celluloid for a hundred photographic exposure. It is considered one of the most important cameras of photography history because it contributed to the accessibility of photography to the general public (because of its design, functioning and price) and, most importantly, to non-professional users.