Jun 19
Everglades by Effi Gorrin
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Everglades by Effi Gorrin
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shot with a Goerz Box Tengor from around 1925 on Ilford HP5+
shot with a Box Brownie No. 2 Model E from 1920 on Ilford HP5+
Vintage KODAK Folding Bed Camera Model 2C Only 35 USD - Etsy
Vintage KODAK folding bed Camera model 2C Only $35
So I went to buy this 1940s camera to use with colour film and it turns out its a 1920s camera abd I literally ended up buying it for 10 as I felt obligated to but can u even use it??? Will it be shit??? Or kinda cool? Or useless?
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No. 2 Folding Hawk-Eye Model C Vest Pocket Camera by Eastman Kodak, 1926-1934.Â
This one takes 120 film, which is still currently available and can still be processed.Â
The Hawk-Eye trademark is a very old one, originally belonging to the Boston Camera Company until it was sold to the Blair Camera Company in 1890. Kodak bought them out and relocated them to Rochester in 1907.Â
Kodak made Hawk-Eye branded cameras for decades, eventually dropping the hypen.
There was a box camera version of this, but this is the folding version (clearly). This was kind of a deluxe model.Â