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What exactly am I looking at here?
I only have a basic guess, it's some sort of lomography camera? It has a two-setting shutter (it works), but it has no focusing, or any model numbers or lens numbers of any kind.
The film is 520, a 12-exposure sheet pack.
It's also odd because it's a Bell & Howell camera, and according to "the internet" they didn't make still cameras until 1948, which this definitely predates.
I also read that the ASA rating on these sheets is really low so it requires outdoor daytime shooting, but as the film pack looks as old as the camera I have no idea if it's still possible to get anything out of it.
Anyone know more?
Also, general free pile photography finds thread?
I only have a basic guess, it's some sort of lomography camera? It has a two-setting shutter (it works), but it has no focusing, or any model numbers or lens numbers of any kind.
The film is 520, a 12-exposure sheet pack.
It's also odd because it's a Bell & Howell camera, and according to "the internet" they didn't make still cameras until 1948, which this definitely predates.
I also read that the ASA rating on these sheets is really low so it requires outdoor daytime shooting, but as the film pack looks as old as the camera I have no idea if it's still possible to get anything out of it.
Anyone know more?
Also, general free pile photography finds thread?
