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Tag Archives: 122 film
Making a Camera Work: The No. 2 Folding Pocket Kodak Model C or Maybe D…
Among the growing group of people who collect and operate vintage film cameras, there are two types of people: those who quickly figure out a way to make an old camera work again, and those who obsess way too long … Continue reading
Posted in film processing, Vintage cameras
Tagged 101 film, 122 film, antique, Bergger Pancro, Folding Pocket Kodak, No. 2, review, test, vintage
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Vintage: Testing the Houghton Folding Ensign 3 1/4A
If you’re at all interested in my occasional posts about trying to make old cameras work, read on – this one is the oldest one yet. The Houghton Folding Ensign 3 1/4A was manufactured in London around 1912, and is … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks, Vintage cameras
Tagged 122 film, Ensign, Folding Ensign 3 1/4A, Houghton, sheet film, test, vintage camera
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