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World Photography Day 19/08/2021


For World Photo Day I can contribute a rarity I own a Kodak Brownie No.2
The first 120 roll film camera from Kodak in 1901. 120 roll film is the most successful roll film format and has now been produced for over 100 years! Kodak discontinued the production of 120 roll film cameras in the mid-1930s.
A homage to the beginnings of photography
The first 120 roll film camera from Kodak in 1901. 120 roll film is the most successful roll film format and has now been produced for over 100 years! Kodak discontinued the production of 120 roll film cameras in the mid-1930s.
A homage to the beginnings of photography
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Have a good weekend my friend.
Have you ever used it? Where did you get it? I imagine there's a story there somewhere.
Great lighting to get the full camera to show here. Photographing a box isn't as easy as it might seem - is that second nature to you, or did you learn something taking this photo?
[Just noticed the inset photo with the tag that it is a Canadian version! That must be even more rare.]
Sehr schön so eine alte Rollfilmkamera am Weltfotografiertag zu sehen.
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