#kodakcameras

[sleepwalkers-union]

Pocket Noir. Perfect Art Deco compact folding viewfinder for silent street photography.  Kodak Flash Bantam. Introduced in 1947 by Eastman Kodak U.S.A. Features a 48mm f/4.5 coated lens. Takes 828 film or converted 35mm.  All of the focusing is done by eyeing distances (scale-focus) similar to zone focusing.  I find a few of the Bantam series models at antique shops around the country. From my experience they go for around $40-60 in stores, but can be found at lower cost on internet auction sites.  This beautiful machine does not rely on electronics or batteries; lending to it’s years of reliable use.  Grab a light meter, your trench coat and maybe, for a moment, you will find yourself on a foggy street in 1947. 

[seandavey]

I photographed this one on the Kodak Ektra this morning. The giant touchscreen makes it easy to select your focus point, in this case, the seashell. #kodakektra #kodakphones #kodakcameras

[seandavey]

Taking it all the way back to the mid 70's, this was my first camera; the Kodak Instamatic which used 126 film cartridges and yes, instagram's name and original logo certainly look to have been inspired by this humble camera. #kodakcameras

[seandavey]

....well hellllooooo you! Once again the familiar yellow Kodak box is back this time as a camera with a phone, instead of the usual phone with a camera. This thing is packing a 21 mp sony sensor. Looking forward to seeing what can be done with this... #kodakcameras