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Tag Archives: lomo
Found Film: Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic II
I ordered one of these for a few bucks on eBay because it combined two things I like: old cameras and found film – i.e. an undeveloped 126 cartridge was still inside the camera, according to the seller. The Hawkeye … Continue reading
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Tagged 126, camera, cartridge, found film, hawkeye instamatic II, Kodak, lomo, plastic
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More Photos from a 60-year-old Camera: Relearning Analog Photography
The second roll of film from our vintage 1952-ish Agfa Billy came out much better than the previous roll. Digital cameras have been around long enough now that we’ve forgotten the lost art of taking analog photos. Note to self: … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, Agfa Billy, analog photo, lomo, lomography, vintage
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Joining the Lomography Bandwagon: Agfa Billy
A few years ago, I picked up a vintage camera in really good shape at a flea market in Europe. I think it cost like 30 bucks and I picked it from a tale with at least a dozen other … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, Agfa, Agfa Billy, analog, lomo, vintage camera
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