Tag: Kodak Verichrome Pan
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Kodak Instamatic X-15
A review of the Kodak Instamatic X-15, a surprisingly pleasant simple camera for 126 film cartridges.
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Tangible connections
A photograph of a childhood neighbor boy triggers an avalanche of memories.
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Happy 127 Day, and photos from last 127 Day
Last 127 Day I shot expired Verichrome Pan in my Kodak Brownie Starmatic. At last, the results.
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It’s 127 Day
Because it’s December 7th, 12/7, it’s 127 Day. That’s a day to get out our cameras for 127 film and use them! Today I’ve put that roll of film above (expired 12/1981) into the camera below. I’ll take a photo walk with it today and shoot the whole roll. It’s cold here, about freezing, and…
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A photowalk through Whitestown, Indiana, on Verichrome Pan
A black-and-white look at the original downtown of Whitestown, Indiana.
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Argus Argoflex Forty
A review of this 1950-54 box camera with TLR aspirations. With a coated Anastigmat lens, it performs surprisingly well.
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single frame: Old house
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single frame: Boone Co. Jail
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Verichrome Pan in the Kodak No. 2 Brownie, Model F
Shooting expired Verichrome Pan in a circa-1930 box Brownie. #expiredfilm
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Sons at diners photographed with box cameras
It was an intriguing idea, to photograph my sons in front of diners with box cameras. Too bad I got just two photos made before they both grew up!
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Kodak Six-20, revisited
I was so impressed with this Kodak Six-20 when I bought it seven or eight years ago. I was limiting my collection to folders and rangefinders then, and this mint-condition folding Kodak with Art Deco details was so lovely I just had to own it. I’ve always displayed this camera. I have little display space,…
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Kodak Six-20 Brownie
A quick review of the Kodak Six-20 Brownie, a basic box camera for 620 film. It performs surprisingly well!