02-16-2007, 07:16 PM
[quote lafinfil][quote NOGoddess] ... Kodak periodically remakes old films - one of these days I'll get some film for my grandfather's first camera - one of Kodak's original point and shoots from 1915. Grandpa was smart enough to write down the type of film inside the camera case...
Well Kodak used to but I'm sure they don't do it any longer
Didn't realize they'd stopped doing that. Oh well... would have been fun. But yes, I am aware that we can reroll 120 film - we've decided to forgo a fullblown darkroom as digital is more practical for our purposes now, but will still have a room where we can safely handle film as we still process our own black and white (and then scan it in).
Here's about 1/2 of our camera collection:
On edit: Drat, can't figure out why my picture posting isn't working and can't find any guidelines here!
Well Kodak used to but I'm sure they don't do it any longer
Didn't realize they'd stopped doing that. Oh well... would have been fun. But yes, I am aware that we can reroll 120 film - we've decided to forgo a fullblown darkroom as digital is more practical for our purposes now, but will still have a room where we can safely handle film as we still process our own black and white (and then scan it in).
Here's about 1/2 of our camera collection:
On edit: Drat, can't figure out why my picture posting isn't working and can't find any guidelines here!