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Welcome on my site of antique Kodak cameras.

 

My site wants to add something new to the many splendid sites on antique cameras that can be found on the internet. In about 50 videos you can see my rare, early or otherwise interesting Kodaks turn around their axis.
Also I have added short films in which you can see how the old cameras work.  Have a look at the 'elements in motion' videos. I think they are quite unique on the internet.

George Eastman simplified photography and made it possible for many people to take photos of the friends, family, objects and moments that were important to them. Here you can see the cameras that took those pictures and read about the inventions that made it all possible.

Latest addition: a new element in motion: the vertical shift of the lens panel to avoid distortion of the perspective.
Recently added: new video and text of a superior and rare complete set of the No. 3 Cartridge Kodak and  a video of the very rare 1899 No. 4 Zenith.

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I hope you enjoy my site. Jos Erdkamp, Netherlands

Copyright Jos Erdkamp on all videos, photos and texts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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