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Walker Mangum
has collected a large proportion of Kodak cameras and Kodak printed material
and memorabilia and presents them in well photographed illustrations. |
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Charlie Kamerman
has a very large collection of Kodak equipment, which has been the basis
for several museum exhibits he has mounted. He has started a site as an
alternative way of sharing his collection. |
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Originally
Chris Eve built a site based on his large Kodak collection. In 2005 the
collection was sold and Mischa Koenig assumed sole management of the site
and redesigned it to a more contempory Web standard. The site has an extensive
collection of pages about Kodak cameras and provides a basic description
of each camera cataloged. |
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A site that looks at early Kodaks, particularly
those with Teague Deco designs, like the Kodak Vest Pocket series. |
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Clayton Rye has compiled
detailed specifications and illustrations of Retina models. An excellent
site to help you identify the Retina you just bought at a garage sale or
as a resource for designing a complete Retina collection. |
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Michael Butkus has assembled
an online library of more than 2000 camera manuals, including many of the
Kodak manuals. Get a .pdf version of your manual and support this collection. |
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Dan Mitchell collects, uses
and restores cameras. He documents as he does restoration and shares his
experience in pages that are well-written and copiously illustrated. There
are several specific link on individual Kodak cameras, but the index link
here is useful because his site keeps growing. |
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From the Kodak site: a list
of all Kodak consumer cameras produced, including production dates, film
size and original retail price.
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Camerapedia.org is an excellent collaborative wiki site with
a growing collection of camera profiles, including many for early Kodak
cameras. |
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