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the second shot of this camera in my tribute series. the camera has been opened up, and you can see inside for this shot. this camera reminds me of a train :)


other shots in the series...
brownie hawkeye: [ I | II | III | IV | V ]
anscoflex II: [ I | II | III | IV | V ]
no. 2c folding autographic brownie: [ I | II | III | IV ]


series info: this series is a look back at some old-fashioned cameras from a small collection... I'm using this opportunity to both explore and learn a bit about the history of photography, and hopefully you will too! all photographs in this series will be black & white

camera info: this camera is the No. 2C Folding Autographic Brownie. manufacturing began in 1916, and over 130,000 were made before 1921. it was discontinued in 1926. the original list price of the camera was $16


exposure: 1/400 sec
aperture: f5.0
ISO speed: 200
focal length: 21 mm

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:iconsemperfiballa:
I love all these pics of the brownie hawkeye. Where did you get it?

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Okay, I figure its about time for me to start commenting on these :). Thus far, I'd say this is my favorite of the series. The little intricate details draw me in and set it apart from the rest. Although it is a little crooked which is bothering me a little, you really almost got it dead on. The white light makes it look very proffesional, and I really like the reflection of the camera on the part thats folded down. The inside part by the shutter is what interests me the most, I'm looking forward to a seeing those details a bit closer up ;) I'm so very very jealous of your dad's collection, I've never seen cameras this old in person. Lucky you!

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:iconcrono3:
yea, the little tilt bothered me at first too... I tried correcting it the best I could in post, but couldn't get it perfect since I think it's the angle thats off just a bit. it's really an awesome camera... it was my favorite of the bunch, thats why I saved it for last :)
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It looks like a toy train in real life... it looks like a toy train in the picture lol. I am really amusing myself, I can compare all these cameras with something, and I am starting to freak myself out lol.

No, but really, I love all the mechanism seen in the shot, there is so much going on in there, love all the tones, the dark agaisnt the soft. I wish the panel wasn't as blury, but it really doesn't take much off the picture.

Muy bonito baby I like! :hug:
:icondrugstoorcowgirl:
out of all, this is my favorite... :D When I saw this the first thing I thought was "exposed" :+fav:
:iconclarridge:
great perspective and focus... and so crisp.. looks like a welcoming gate or drawbridge... awesome photo man :) :+fav: for sure

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:iconarnitald:
Very nice and detailed.... interesting composition but personally I somehow don't like it. I have to look longer I guess ^^.

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:iconyankeedog:
Very cool!
-YD

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