Glass
When you are shooting photos, it is always nice to have a good piece of Glass. Not essential of course but very helpful.
The glass in this Kodak No. 3-A Folding Brownie Camera from 1902 (before I born) doesn't have great glass by today's standards but it works very well none the less. It has been decades since I used it but it worked well when I did.
You can bypass the glass altogether and use a pinhole camera but I do like some good glass in my cameras. Or, as in this camera, glass and brass.
9 comments:
fascinating, lovely, awesome!
Oh, this is gorgeous!! Love it, love it, love it!!
So dramatic! It's wonderful! And I have made and used a pinhole camera, but somehow the effect, though interesting, isn't quite what it could be...
Beatiful.
Those Brownie cameras sure are amazing - and how cool that it still works!
Thanks for the picture!
That's a great photo of a nice camera, though I don't know cameras very well. Thanks.
They certainly don't make cameras like this anymore, I think this is a piece of art. Thank you for sharing!
wow just love that!
I like that.
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