A month or so ago I
talked about the Brownie 127 I received for my birthday. The Brownie 127 is a
really cool looking old camera that was made and sold mainly in Great Britain
back in the 1950’s. That makes mine probably 60+ years old.
I finally got a
chance to run a roll of Kodak Portra 160 through it and get processed. The
results are amazing. Here’s just one of eight great pictures taken with this 60
year old camera.
The Kodak Brownie 127
takes eight pictures on roll of 127 film. The plastic lens is fixed at f14 and
the shutter is set at 1/50 of a second. I have to give some credit to the Kodak
Portra film which I am slowly coming to believe is one of the best films Kodak
has ever produced and The Dark Room, as usual did a great job processing it
If you want to see
what this little camera looks like check out my September 13th blog
post.
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