Kodak Retinette (017), 35mm, viewfinder, folder, 1952-1954, S/N 382408 Schneider-Kreuznach Reomar 50mm f4.5 lens, Prontor-SV shutter. Found 1936 ad for this model although some sources say c1939.

Kodol No.0 shutter 1/50, Very good condition for its age. Kodak Brownie Pliant Six-20, 620 roll film, 60x90mm, folder, 1936, No S/N, f11-32 simple lens. 25661 Kodak ball bearing shutter, (probably manufactured 1922 from internal evidence, assembled in Canada). I began by collecting specimens of the cameras I have owned but it has grown somewhat to cover the different styles made over the last 100 years I too have a collection starting with the model I first used when I was about 4 yrs old. I have also reviewed a handful of digital cameras: Reto Ultra Wide and Slim: Review, Photos RolleiĬontessa LK: Review, Photos Digital Cameras 2 Hawk-Eye, Model C, 50th Anniversary of Kodak Edition: Review Monitor Six-20 Anastigmat Special 📷: Review, Photos Super Sport Dolly, Model A 📷: Review, Photos Fujifilmįujifilm Instax Square SQ6: Review, Photos Imperialīrownie Hawkeye, Flash Model: Review, Photosīrownie Reflex, Synchro Model: Introduction

When you see a 📷, I liked the camera so much I kept it. This page shows every film camera that has passed through my hands since I started this blog, with links to the reviews and, when applicable, links to every post I’ve written that features photos from that camera. Perhaps reviews is too strong a word - experience reports is probably better, as I usually share my impressions after having shot just one or two rolls of film. I’ve reviewed film cameras on this blog since almost its beginning.

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