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Kodak
A couple of Instamatics, and a Brownie Bullet; the latter of the three used 127 film. It was a promotional item; given away as a freebie or by redeeming soup can labels, etc. Maybe I'll find a way to use it someday.
The 44 uses 126 cartridges and is as cheapsie as it looks (original MSRP: $9.99). The shutter mechanism later broke; there was some rust on the inside, so I presume it was water damaged. DEAD.
The 100 is beyond trashed with the ancient batteries exploded and completely fused into the compartment -- I fought with it for about an hour last night with some needle-nose pliers and a flathead screwdriver and could only get half of the cells out in tiny chunks. DEAD.
A neighbor donated these. Thanks, Carol!
Kodak
A couple of Instamatics, and a Brownie Bullet; the latter of the three used 127 film. It was a promotional item; given away as a freebie or by redeeming soup can labels, etc. Maybe I'll find a way to use it someday.
The 44 uses 126 cartridges and is as cheapsie as it looks (original MSRP: $9.99). The shutter mechanism later broke; there was some rust on the inside, so I presume it was water damaged. DEAD.
The 100 is beyond trashed with the ancient batteries exploded and completely fused into the compartment -- I fought with it for about an hour last night with some needle-nose pliers and a flathead screwdriver and could only get half of the cells out in tiny chunks. DEAD.
A neighbor donated these. Thanks, Carol!