Kodak Baby Brownie: Review

[@augustzeidman4443]

This is the camera my grandfather was sent to Summer Camp with in the late 40s, a perfect simple camera for everyday use. I have one myself that I use for fun. A little more wieldy than my 120 Brownie.

[@thereluctantphotographer]

In many ways I prefer using these older cameras, a nice change from modern digital cameras.

[@cgzepp]

Such an elegant little thing!

[@thereluctantphotographer]

I love these simple cameras especially from the Art Deco period of design. Thanks for the comment & sub....David

[@JonBarakauskas]

Hey there! Any photos from the camera? About to buy one, love the simplicity!

[@thereluctantphotographer]

Hi, I haven't yet. Hope to very soon and I'll post the images. Very quirky little cameras.

[@ZA0123]

Hi, where do you send the film roll to be developed please? Thanks.

[@thereluctantphotographer]

I develop B&W film myself, but if you don't have the kit do it try these guys very knowledgable and will develop your filmntphotoworks.com. Cheers David

[@thereluctantphotographer]

Sorry link didn't paste.....here it is ntphotoworks.com

[@ZA0123]

Thanks - I'll check it out.

[@fenixlolnope361]

I just took some harman phoenix and rolled it inbetween some backing paper in my darkbag.. gonna take 3.5x4 sprocket photos :3

[@thereluctantphotographer]

I've watched a few videos about Phoenix and will give it a try. Love to hear how you get on with it and the camera.

[@Sennmut]

I have one. Very nice camera.

[@carlrudd1858]

It's actually F16 at 1/30th sec.

[@PhilMakesThings]

Will there be any more from this series? I've watched them all several times now 🤣

[@thereluctantphotographer]

Yes....absolutely. The next one will probably be another Kodak which is my favourite( won't give the model away 😉. I hope to have the video out the weekend.

[@PhilMakesThings]

@@thereluctantphotographer Fantastic!