Kodak Type
What type of memory card does a Kodak Easyshare need?
I have a 1.0GB memory card and I'm not sure about the brand but it's dark blue with a blue and yellow sticker that says SD ATP 1.0GB
I'm about to buy a Kodak EasyShare C140 camera and I was wondering if I need a new memory card?
Any SD memory card will work with a Kodak EasyShare camera. The only two cameras that cannot use SD or SDHC cards are any of the Sony or Olympus P&S cameras. All other P&S cameras like your Kodak, use SD (up to 2 gb) and newer ones can also use SDHC cards (4 gb and larger)
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Buy Cheap Vintage Kodak Camera
Collecting Vintage Kodak cameras has become an ongoing hobby for photography enthusiasts. There are so many models to choose from. There are the different specs and feature to consider.
One has to make sure that the model he chooses can provide him with the service that he needs from the camera.
The first Vintage Kodak camera that is a hit to photography enthusiast is the Baby Brownie. It has a solid body eyelevel rollfilm and has been in circulation since July 1934. They stopped producing these models in 1941.
These models use a 127 film size. Pictures come up in 1 5/8 X 2 ½ denominations. These cameras are still manufactured in the States and the United Kingdom.
The Baby Brownie is a Vintage Kodak camera that uses rotary shutter. Normally it can just sell for $10. The plastic body of the Baby Brownie was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague. It has a folding frame finder.
The export models were manufactured from 1936 to 1939. It may have only had a brief exposure but the Baby Brownie was such a hit that to date it is still in demand.
Another Vintage Kodak camera model is the Boy Scout Brownie. Now this is a box rollfilm type and was introduced in October 1932. They stopped producing it later that year as well.
Despite the short circulation stint, the Boy Scout Brownie is currently in demand by the modern day Vintage Kodak camera enthusiasts.
The Boy Scout Brownie uses a Meniscus lens and a Rotary shutter. It can be bought at $20. It got its name from the front panel with geometric pattern and American Boy Scout emblem. This is very appropriate for outdoor use.
Finally, vintage Kodak camera enthusiasts are interested in collecting the Brownie Bullet, as called in the United States. In Brazil, they call this model Camara Brownie Chiquita.
It has a solid body eyelevel rollfilm and was manufactured in September 1957. Kodak stopped producing this particular model in 1964.
Its film size is 127 and the picture size is 1 5/8 X 2 ½. This is actually the standard size of the pictures taken by the vintage Kodak camera.
The Brownie Bullet uses a Dakon lens and a Rotary shutter. The price can be negotiated because it varies, depending on the state of the vintage camera. Some are displayed merely to promote vintage Kodak camera.
The premium version of the Brownie Bullet camera is that it is molded by the plastic body with white faceplate and white controls.
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