Twin Locomotives staring you down
These old folding cameras always reminded me of the old steam locomotives. HaHaHa.
Anyway, these cameras are from the same vintage (I think late 1920s), yet they have different-looking controls. Despite their differences, though, they both allow various aperatures, exposures, timed exposure, and manual exposure modes.
The big one (No. 3A Special Kodak ):
- f 6.3 to 45
- shutter speed 1 to 1/200
- two focal meters: one for film; the other for plates.
- lens Zeiss Kodak Anastigmatic No. 4 f6.3
The little one (No. 1 Kodak Jr.):
- f4 to 64
- shutter speed 1/25 and 1/50
- lens 110 mm Zeiss Kodak Anastigmatic
I gotta get some film soon.
Twin Locomotives staring you down
These old folding cameras always reminded me of the old steam locomotives. HaHaHa.
Anyway, these cameras are from the same vintage (I think late 1920s), yet they have different-looking controls. Despite their differences, though, they both allow various aperatures, exposures, timed exposure, and manual exposure modes.
The big one (No. 3A Special Kodak ):
- f 6.3 to 45
- shutter speed 1 to 1/200
- two focal meters: one for film; the other for plates.
- lens Zeiss Kodak Anastigmatic No. 4 f6.3
The little one (No. 1 Kodak Jr.):
- f4 to 64
- shutter speed 1/25 and 1/50
- lens 110 mm Zeiss Kodak Anastigmatic
I gotta get some film soon.