Struts, Style & Synthetics Part 3: Soho Model B
1935: The Soho Model B, last of the folding strut Bakelite cameras.
1935: The Soho Model B, last of the folding strut Bakelite cameras.
1930: The No.2 Hawkette, launched in 1930, was Kodak's first all synthetic plastic camera.
1914: Eastman Kodak introduce technology for adding notes and metadata at time of exposure.
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