Very nostalgic and very familiar cameras. I remember those 110 cameras very well. Certain drugstores still get 35 mm film developed, because I still see disposable cameras in certain drugstores. Once, I got an Argus focus free flash camera for Christmas. It used 2 AA batteries for the flash. I would do creative things with it. There were pieces of coloued plastic that I would get from 3D movie glasses, or from something else. I taped it over the lens of that camera to put a colour filter effect on the photos. The photos turned out red, blue, green, or yellow, depending on the plastic I used as a filter. Pretty neat to look at the history of photography and where we came from with it. I saw recently where someone with a very old camera is doing tintype photography. Photography is very fascinating in all its aspects. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Very nostalgic and very familiar cameras. I remember those 110 cameras very well. Certain drugstores still get 35 mm film developed, because I still see disposable cameras in certain drugstores.
Once, I got an Argus focus free flash camera for Christmas. It used 2 AA batteries for the flash. I would do creative things with it. There were pieces of coloued plastic that I would get from 3D movie glasses, or from something else. I taped it over the lens of that camera to put a colour filter effect on the photos. The photos turned out red, blue, green, or yellow, depending on the plastic I used as a filter. Pretty neat to look at the history of photography and where we came from with it. I saw recently where someone with a very old camera is doing tintype photography. Photography is very fascinating in all its aspects. Cheers, Patrick! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Thanks so much for watching. We had a 126 when I was a kid and used it a lot.