Last weekend I went to a neighborhood-wide yard sale that they have in my city every year. 98% of the stuff there was complete crap, but there was a few really cool things. One of those cool things I found was this vintage Kodak 8mm camera from the 60's. There are no batteries or plug in, it is powered by winding a key on the side.
It came with it's own manual and everything!
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Super retro picture from the manual | | |
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The only thing I need to do now is figure out where to find a projector so I could actually view the footage. I'm pretty excited about this because I'm a huge fan of the
the way that 8mm film looks.
I'm pretty sure I have a few followers who are photography and tech buffs so I look forward to seeing your comments!
dude, this is amazing! such a beautiful camera. i also love the way that 8mm film looks. the youtube video is so beautiful.
ReplyDeletekey winding is so awesome. oldskool as hell
ReplyDeletethats one nice vintage camera
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Talk about vintage!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post! :D
ReplyDeleteI like this pictures!
ReplyDeleteThe first thing that came to my mind was "I wonder how much this thing can sell for in today's market." Is that bad? -.- Looks very vintage and nice though. :D
ReplyDeleteBring back the vintage stuff!
ReplyDeleteI have no camera yet but I like this one too. Its nice to nostalgia sometime.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could find a projektor at ebay or so? Or even another yard sale, these places are always good to find stuff among of crap, you know :)
wicked stuff
ReplyDeleteWow, great find man. Awesome camera.
ReplyDeleteOmg i want one xD
ReplyDeleteNice find! I'm looking into getting a camera soon as well.
ReplyDeleteWow! Where did you find that!?
ReplyDeleteOld cameras are the best!
ReplyDeleteWait, did your neighbor give it to you?
ReplyDeletethats retro, id film with pride walking around with that.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really cool. Take care of that!
ReplyDelete@JustinCKO nope he didn't give it to me. I bought it for just $5!!
ReplyDeleteIt was the very end of the day and everyone was packing up and he just wanted to get rid of it.
I also got a JBL home theatre 3 speaker set for just $10. I still need an amp tho....
It looks so cool.
ReplyDeleteI want one!
Awesome stuff, vintage!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you tell us when you can get footage
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how far technology has come.
ReplyDeletelooks vintage! so great to see how compact cameras are these days in comparison
ReplyDeleteWow that's so vintage and cool!!
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