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RE: A Brief story of “How my love for photography was born”
Wow... that is some story! Really enjoyed reading it.
Do you still have all those cameras? The first one is amazing.
Believe it or not, but I also started with film camera - something like your Epson. Kids now have no clue what it is like for the film to develop and get all the photos ready.
I also remember some very old Russian one we had. It never had any film in it, but I loved playing with it. It was great - it had that brown attached cover box to it.
Yes, the contina, is broken but in my brother hands, also the yashica borken, but still in my hands, polaroid and the epson, no, i don't have them any more. Thanks for you words.
My pleasure :)
I never had a chance to use Polaroid. Always wonders how do they work and make those tiny photos :D
I was a child, and passed 35/40 years, so i don't remember exactly, how it worked (i mean the technical principles), but i still have some of them, faded, yellowed, but still in my hand, and in my box of remembers. The use was simple, you took the shot, on the side of the camera, there was a tab, you pulled that tab, and extracted the photo, waited some minutes then peel it of from the substrate, and in another couple of minutes the photo faded in and become visible, at that time, all of that seems magical, for a child like me.
Exactly. Magical! I just saw them on TV and was like WOW....