Film cameras three different era and different film formats, A Debonair, A Kodak 110 and a 1950's Ideal Color 35

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Posted 8 years ago

GeodeJem
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Film cameras three different era and different film formats, A Debonair, A Kodak 110 and a 1950's Ideal Color 35 which is German made.

I've never used the Debonair because its nasty plastic and hardly debonair, I have 110 cameras back in the day and found then disappointing.

But German engineered cameras well that's something else, I do like those.

NevadaBlades, 8 years ago
I've never owned a German camera, but have heard and read only good things about them. They must have been good cameras, I believe the Hasselblad went to the moon with the astronauts on the first moon landing in '69, no? My father-in-law, since passed away, owned a Leica rangefinder. [;>)
Windwalker, 8 years ago
very cool..........

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