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I picked up this Kodak folding camera over a year ago, it's been sat on a shelf in my front room looking pretty for all that time and I finally took it out for a spin last week, using Ilford FP4 120 film.
I had to fix up the bellows with cloth tape - they were worn through in a lot of places, so I wasn't exactly expecting much. I wasn't sure the tape would be totally light-proof, or it may just have other issues.
Apparently not! I shot these all on a quick walk, and couldn't be happier with the performance. I'm pretty new to film in general, but experiment whenever I can. This was actually one of the easiest cameras to use that I've tested out (maybe just because I had good consistent cloudy sunlight to work with!)
The dark lines on each photo aren't on the negatives, so I think those were a scanning error.
Let me know what you think - I can't wait for the next roll!
I wanted to try a simple double exposure, so this was a little joke about a car that got stuck in the local harbour not too long ago:
I had to fix up the bellows with cloth tape - they were worn through in a lot of places, so I wasn't exactly expecting much. I wasn't sure the tape would be totally light-proof, or it may just have other issues.
Apparently not! I shot these all on a quick walk, and couldn't be happier with the performance. I'm pretty new to film in general, but experiment whenever I can. This was actually one of the easiest cameras to use that I've tested out (maybe just because I had good consistent cloudy sunlight to work with!)
The dark lines on each photo aren't on the negatives, so I think those were a scanning error.
Let me know what you think - I can't wait for the next roll!
I wanted to try a simple double exposure, so this was a little joke about a car that got stuck in the local harbour not too long ago: