Deconstructing an old Kodak camera lens | Macro contest

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Hi derangedvisions@derangedvisions,

For this edition of the contest I decided to dust off an old Kodak Junior camera and try to deconstruct the most visual part of it, which is the lens with all the controls for manual exposure control. The close-up view of it gives us another measure of how the old lenses were made, even in one like this one that was mounted on a non-professional camera, but of popular use.

For this occasion I used a Pergear 60mm f:2.8 macro lens mounted on a Fujifilm XT-2 camera.
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Deconstructing an old Kodak camera lens | Macro contest | Ecency