Sep 02

Photographs I took using the Kodak Stylelite

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Photos I recently took using the Kodak Stylelite, a 110 film camera introduced in 1979. This camera was often given away as a promotional gift, and has a cheap lens. However, I later took an additional set of photos with it, with somewhat better results than this. I think the lens may have had some moisture on it. Lomography’s regular 110 film was used for these photos. The photos were taken in Olinda, Victoria, Australia. The music is “Miss Trombone” by Indestructible Military Band, issued 1911. Despite being over 100 years old, someone claimed copyright on the audio. Ugh.

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