Kodak Medalist Photos

[studiocarter]

Thornbury

Thornbury

Kodak Medalist. Hand-held - I don't find the weight a disadvantage, except for carrying . I love the combined, large, viewfinder/rangefinder system. And, of course, the lens.
Thornbury Carnival 2011 Parade by John Hancock, on Flickr

I used to live there on Cumbria Close. Now I have Medalist ll, too.

 

[citizen99]

I used to live there on Cumbria Close. Now I have Medalist ll, too.

There are some changes under way here; new housing estates are being built along the other side of Morton Way, and along Butt Lane. ('Green Belt' - hah !)

 

[studiocarter]

There are some changes under way here; new housing estates are being built along the other side of Morton Way, and along Butt Lane. ('Green Belt' - hah !)

Great! No more super bad smell when the farmer mucks out his barn!

 

[Timmyjoe]

It may be a brick, but it can be rewarding. However I think it works best in larger hands.
Peter

Mine works best on a tripod with a cable release.



Best,
-Tim

 

[Kenj8246]

Another from my Medalist II:

A pair of Skyradiers by Kenny Johnson, on Flickr

 

[Timmyjoe]

Taken on said tripod with said cable release:

Rebuilt Kodak Medalist II.

Best,
-Tim

 

[Kenj8246]

Good work on the Medalist, Tim. When I acquired my Medalists, Ken Ruth of Bald Mtn was still working so I had him do the work on my Medalist II. I elected to not do the 120 conversion; I don't mind the respooling. In fact, I have partial rolls of Portra 400 and TMY-2 that need to be finished right now but it's getting to be summer time here in TX. So stinking hot!