Lomography

Reviews

• Sprocket-y Goodness with a Kodak Brownie 127

  
  Looking through the review articles I was surprised to find nobody has done a review of the Kodak Brownie 127 model, particularly as it lends itself so well to taking 35mm film.
  July 21, 2011 12 comments 15 likes

• The Best Gift a Gal Can Ask For

  
  What is black, grey and square all over? Why, the wonderful Brownie cameras of course! I was lucky to be gifted this one, but I promise if you keep your eyes peeled one of these vintage gems could be yours for as little as ten dollars! With a little work you will have a functioning and ever so stylish MEDIUM FORMAT CAMERA.
  July 12, 2011 5 comments 13 likes

• More than a medium format

  
  Browsing online for a source of 127 film to feed Bilora Bella and Kodak Brownie, my father and mother's teenage cameras respectively. What do I find? A blog explaining how to easily convert the Brownie to accept 35mm film. "I have to give this a go!" I thought.
  April 12, 2011 5 comments 15 likes

• The Kodak Brownie Cresta 3

  
  The “famous” Kodak Cresta 3 camera, frequently compared to a Holga produced by Kodak Eastman in London during the 60’s still a great camera that totally rules.
  March 20, 2011 5 comments 12 likes

• Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash

  
  If GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) is a problem of yours as it is mine, then you must spend a lot of time on the lomography store website or ebay just looking and lusting after cameras. This beautiful, medium format, box camera caught my eye on ebay. It looked so cute and interesting and was selling for just $10. I couldn't help myself and the rest as they say is history.
  February 04, 2011 11 comments 20 likes

• Kodak Box Brownie III

  
  This camera may look like it is from yesterday, and it is, but it is still a perfect Lomographic camera due to its simplicity!
  February 23, 2009 7 comments 12 likes