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04/06/2010 06:00:33 PM |
| I read somewhere that they were intended to be carried in pocket of a particular type of overcoat that was popular at the time, where the pocket was bizarrely large. I've got some Kodak "pockets" that I can't even fit in the microwave (not that I would do such a foolish thing, of course...). Nice set up you have here. Is it missing it's little stand? (see on the underside of the door - there should be a small metal rectangle, usually says "Kodak" on it - if you flip it out, it will level the camera out) - I see the side-stand is there - the little metal thing at the left corner - if you flip it out to the side it helps stand the camera while taking landscape shots. |
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04/05/2010 03:42:50 AM |
| Nice image. Funny how they called these Pocket Kodaks.... |
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04/04/2010 08:02:36 PM |
| Nicely done. A tighter crop may have helped us see more detail in the camera. |
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04/25/2006 11:05:17 AM |
| Well done, but a bit underexposed would have more correct to me |
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04/24/2006 09:07:18 AM |
| Nice set-up.I'm not crazy about the lighting which looks rather flat. There are too many glares, especially in the velvet at the bottom. I suggest lighting from the side to add more drama and contrast. This looks somewhat literal to me. |
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04/22/2006 12:00:20 PM |
| softer light would probably work better for this photo. |
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04/19/2006 08:26:23 PM |
| Wish some of the space was cropped out of the bottom, otherwise I really like this. Its in my top 20. |
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04/19/2006 06:40:52 PM |
| I like the idea of the composition. I think the camera and the manual being almost parallel to each other takes away from the "random" placement though. |
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