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Came across this interesting photo this morning. Kodak Ltd, 46 Buchanan St, Glasgow, March 1925.
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Film is making a come back here Destin Visits Kodak for a Tour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQKy1KJpSVcComment
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On of my favorite Kodak Cameras, the Brownie Hawkeye Flash. I've painted a few to brighten them up a bit. The painted ones all have the lens flipped and have been modified to take 120 film in the feed position, still need a 620 take up spool.
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The stock black one on the middle is like one my parents' cameras. I still have it and if I had film it would still work.
I have family Kodaks back to ones my Grandfather bought when he arrived from Germany in the 1920s: most people in my family love photography and we have a lot of pictures going back about a hundred years.
-the shame of it all is I'm the first one ever to shoot movies!Comment
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In 1985, Kodak & Time-Life Books published The Kodak Library of Creative Photography, consisting of 18 hardcover books, each approximately 100 pages. They sold them on a subscription basis, with one book per month arriving by mail. The set is now forty years old, but there's lots of interesting information here.
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Graham,
Very sweet!Comment
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That video is an absolute delight! Thanks for posting this Graham, it would put a smile on anybody's face.
And yes, as we all know, Kodachrome made the whole world seem bright and full of color.Comment
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You can still download that guide as PDF and epub:
https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page...or-filmmakers/
there are also some other guides: https://www.kodak.com/en/motion/page...ker-resources/Comment
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