i love photographing
here are some of my recent camera purchases..
COSINA CX-5 - 1983
- Type: Super thin-shaped compact camera of revolution type lens * finder cover
built-in - Lens: 3 COSINON f=33mm F3.8 3 groups constitution
- Shutter: Program electronic shutter
- Finder: Bright frame finder, the hand blurring warning LED indication
- Focus adjustment: 0.9m - XXINF
- Exposure range: EV8.6 - EV17 (ASA100)
- Power source: 2 1.5v single 4 type alkaline electric batteries
- Standard price: \24,800_
the pide and joy of my find.
this camera looks like it is gonna be awsome.
i think my friend Brent Scott would be happy to see this one.
the one i bought is actaully red.. and i cant find any web sites with pictures except german sites.
Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic 2 - 1969 - 1972
- Uses Kodak 126 Film
not sure about some of the stuff on this camera.. just looks awsome.
im excited to see if i can get it working.
Kodak instamatic pocket 10 - 1972
- Mechanical shutter with an unique speed.
- Fix diaphragm (probably 9,5), any lens protection.
- Kodak Logo on the frontal panel and identifier "Kodak pocket INSTAMATIC 10" engraved in white on the top panel.
- Dimensions: 114(L) x 55(W) x 27(H) mm / 4.4(L) x 2.2(W) x 1.1(H) inches
- One of the very first instamatic pocket cameras in america
i was happy to find that this seemingly cheap camera had some value to me only cause its birth was the same as mine in 1972.
its one of the first pocket cameras in america.
its juts a fun little camera.
Now i gotta find some "magicube" flash cubes and some old school film. anyone have some ideas on this? i found some on ebay.. but id like to go somewhere near here (murfreesboro/nashville) to buy.
im so excited.
-Mr. Curtis
COSINA CX-5 - 1983
- Type: Super thin-shaped compact camera of revolution type lens * finder cover
built-in - Lens: 3 COSINON f=33mm F3.8 3 groups constitution
- Shutter: Program electronic shutter
- Finder: Bright frame finder, the hand blurring warning LED indication
- Focus adjustment: 0.9m - XXINF
- Exposure range: EV8.6 - EV17 (ASA100)
- Power source: 2 1.5v single 4 type alkaline electric batteries
- Standard price: \24,800_
the pide and joy of my find.
this camera looks like it is gonna be awsome.
i think my friend Brent Scott would be happy to see this one.
the one i bought is actaully red.. and i cant find any web sites with pictures except german sites.
Kodak Hawkeye Instamatic 2 - 1969 - 1972
- Uses Kodak 126 Film
not sure about some of the stuff on this camera.. just looks awsome.
im excited to see if i can get it working.
Kodak instamatic pocket 10 - 1972
- Mechanical shutter with an unique speed.
- Fix diaphragm (probably 9,5), any lens protection.
- Kodak Logo on the frontal panel and identifier "Kodak pocket INSTAMATIC 10" engraved in white on the top panel.
- Dimensions: 114(L) x 55(W) x 27(H) mm / 4.4(L) x 2.2(W) x 1.1(H) inches
- One of the very first instamatic pocket cameras in america
i was happy to find that this seemingly cheap camera had some value to me only cause its birth was the same as mine in 1972.
its one of the first pocket cameras in america.
its juts a fun little camera.
Now i gotta find some "magicube" flash cubes and some old school film. anyone have some ideas on this? i found some on ebay.. but id like to go somewhere near here (murfreesboro/nashville) to buy.
im so excited.
-Mr. Curtis