Model Of The Month: Brownie Reflex Camera

PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
I found this model in google sketch up.The designer is Mike Connealy.I transfered the file into Pepakura Design and unfolded it.I made the object to tall so I will have to redo it at a later date.I unfolded the camera and remved thr flaps.The rearanged the parts so they wuold fit the page sizes and be less pages.Then printed it out on cut up poster paper.I made flaps where i thought it was required.001.JPG
 
W

Wojtee

Member
Jun 8, 2008
151
0
16
Prague, CZ
Nice, really. I like the details, as the window for the frame number :) I used to photograph on this (pretty similar) thing i got from my grandfather...
383px-Flexaret_IVa.jpg

Medium format roll film, 6 cm wide, 12 square frames... Perhaps I will try it again, but the pictures are quite expensive, if you take together the price of the material and the processing...
I cannot resist asking - will this be a pinhole camera (as it very much could be) or only display thing?
 
PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
Wojtee said:
Nice, really. I like the details, as the window for the frame number :) I used to photograph on this (pretty similar) thing i got from my grandfather...
383px-Flexaret_IVa.jpg

Medium format roll film, 6 cm wide, 12 square frames... Perhaps I will try it again, but the pictures are quite expensive, if you take together the price of the material and the processing...
I cannot resist asking - will this be a pinhole camera (as it very much could be) or only display thing?
Click to expand...
It will be display.And thank you .
 
Z

Zathros

I actually own one of these cameras. Mine is a Hassleblad copy, but a fine camera in it's own right. The Negatives are absolutely huge!! I was recently offer a nice sum of money for it. I wonder how long they will keep making film for it. I was told they are still used in many professional settings?!? :)
 
PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
Zathros said:
I actually own one of these cameras. Mine is a Hassleblad copy, but a fine camera in it's own right. The Negatives are absolutely huge!! I was recently offer a nice sum of money for it. I wonder how long they will keep making film for it. I was told they are still used in many professional settings?!? :)
Click to expand...
I,ve seen a couple brownie ones for $20.00
on ebay.
 
PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
I spent the time resizing the camera to find out I,m out of ink.LOL When I can afford the ink later in the month I,ll rebuild it at the correct size of 4 1/2 tall.Allso I want make the viewer abul to open and close.This camera I believe takes 127 film.5343915788_3910dabc1b.jpg
 
PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
ekuth said:
You know, I almost missed this and then scrolled back and went "What?"

My grandmother was a photobug and had about every early Kodak camera made, and I remember this one.

Kudos to a detailed build and an unusual subject!

In fact...

I'd say that combination deserved Model Of The Month and front page!
Click to expand...

Thanks.
 
PaperAir

PaperAir

Active Member
Nov 20, 2008
941
70
33
66
monson ma
Ok got the model printed out in the correct size will be building it again this weekend .And will be posting pictures as I go .
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom