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These shots were taken with a Kodak Brownie 127, a camera that is at least 52 years old.
Aside from a slightly dusty lens it's still a perfectly useable camera. How many digital cameras will you be able to say that about?...
The European Biennial of Contemporary Art - De Europese Biënnale voor Hedendaagse Kunst - La Biennale Européenne d’Art Contemporain - Die Europäische Biennale für Zeitgenössische Kunst
http://manifesta9.org
We might have always thought that the LomoKino is a continuing path for our analogue lovin'... But then, upon seeing the LomoKino, Adam Goldberg or adamgoldberg just couldn't pass the lovely analogue movie maker. Read on our interview with him and know more about the LomoKino as it invites more analogue lovers through out the world!
Have you ever been fascinated by the aperture in your camera lenses, and wondered how they operate? If you have some time to spare, this is a simple project that mimics the mechanics of an aperture - using card and foam boards!
My Diana introduced me to the Mid-format. I liked it that much that I tended to buy another 6x6 camera. I recently found my Bronica S2A in a local camera Store. Since then we learn to know each other better...
You found one of those classic 80's cameras that look quite similar to the LC-A but have a very very sharp optic. Problem is, the shutter does not work yet because you have either no battery in it, or your battery is just so old that it lacks the needed power. Here's how to fix this!
