For many young people these cameras are dinosaurs. Gone are the days of taking a Polaroid or developing a roll of Kodak film.
Today most of us use a digital camera which came in handy for our social media interactions.
Take a trip down memory lane and see more antique cameras.
Hi Jennifer -- my very first camera was my Grandmother's Kodak Brownie(wished I still had it) and then an Instamtic(also wished I had kept it). A nice journey down Memory Lane.
Good morning, Jennifer.... what a fun topic....I remember starting in real estate in 1978 and the state of the art camera was the polaroid land camera....with boxes of film for instant photos.... I can also remember the Kodak Brownie....
Michael I was not allowed to play with a camera because I took headless photos:)
I know what you mean, we get rid of stuff and later in life wish we could get them back.
Barbara it is nice to go down memory lane. I am also sure you are glad for the improvement in photography equipment which makes life so much easier.
Jennifer I have had some old cameras but those seem to be even before my time.
Jennifer-I am so happy that digital cameras were invented. I never learned how to set exposure, timing, etc. Plus charges for developing were something too.
I think I had at least one of those pictured...definitely love the digital cameras. No waiting and makes life so much easier.
I can remember, while on vacation, you would have to be a little more particular about what you photographed and how. you didn't have the luxury of simply deleting the digital image and taking another
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