This was taken with a Kodak Brownie 44A, I used one of these back in February, but this one was a recent find at a car boot sale, it had a partly used film in it, and I decided to finish the film off and develop it. At first it seemed completely blank, but when it dried out, I could just make out some very faint images, so I scanned the negatives and did what I could to salvage them in photoshop. Technically the results are abysmal, but this timeless subject has a certain charm.
It is 100 years since 127 film was launched, once the mainstay of family photography, it is now obsolete. To mark this centenary year, I plan to use as many 127 film cameras as I can.
Wednesday, 22 August 2012
Thursday, 2 August 2012
photo from 127 camera No. 25 - Falcon Miniature
The quality of the images from this camera proved to be rather poor, this is one of the better photos, using a miniature camera to photograph giant pigeons!
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