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Kodak Duaflex II
Courtesy of Tom at TamzPicturesOne of the key aspects of the vintage cameras I collect is that they should function. This was the case with the Kodak Duaflex II, a plastic (bakelite) camera...
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The Ansco Readyflash
Courtesy of Tom at Tamz PicturesThe Ansco Readyflash – so named because it’s “ready for flash” (but I don’t have one) via two connectors on the camera – is about as simple a box camera as you could...
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The Ensign Commando
Courtesy of Tom from TAZM PICTURESIn 1945, London’s Ensign Ltd. designed a rugged, all-purpose camera for the British military that never saw much action because the war ended shortly thereafter. It...
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The First Underwater Camera: Jacques Cousteau
Unseen WorldThe first recording of a sperm whale in the wild were in 1984. Now a great white shark flipping out of the water or creatures from 1000 feet that look more like aliens than anything from...
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Cross Processing 127 Film
Courtesy of Tom from TAZM PICTURESWhen I first started playing around with vintage cameras, I wasn’t sure what kind of film to order, and just for fun, ordered a roll of Rollei Crossbird, without...
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