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Shooting a Football Match on a 127-Year-Old Kodak Camera

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Shooting a Football Match on a 127-Year-Old Kodak Camera
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Miles Myerscough Harris used a No.4 Cartridge Kodak from 1897 to shoot a team photo for AIK Fotboll, loaded with Ilford Delta 3200 and developed at Analogue Wonderland. One shot, manual bellows focus, indoor stadium. He's now covering the World Cup on vintage gear with expired film.

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