Manufacturer : Kodak (コダック)
added by Scott Andrew Bird
These cameras were manufactured from 1965-1968, and this one appears to have been used solidly since then. Specs : f/11 43mm lens, shutter speeds of 1/40 and 1/90, uses 126 cartridge film giving a negative size of 28x28mm. Originally sold for US$15.95.
They used flashcubes rather than individual bulbs (invoking memories of my earliest photographic attempts).
Superb.
This is the lightbox I use to photograph all cameras on this site. Highly recommended.
While the majority of photography podcasts - both audio and video - focus on the gear, in The Art of Photography Ted Forbes takes a close look at the various aspects of creating great photographs. Everything from explanations of concepts such as ‘rule of thirds’ and ‘depth of field’ to how pinhole cameras work (and how to make one). A tremendous mix.
If you love taking photos, regardless of what type of camera you’re using, whether you’re shooting film or digital; check out The Art of Photography podcast. Highly recommended.
NB : I highly recommend all of these.
