Episode 4 of Blind Photography
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Blind Photography Podcast: Episode 4 Notes:: The Kodak Retina IIIc Saga and Comparing Classic Cameras as a Visually Impaired Photographer
Duration: 30 minutes
Host: Jefferson Davis
Episode Summary: In this episode, we dive into the trials and triumphs of working with vintage cameras as a visually impaired photographer. The spotlight is on the Kodak Retina IIIc, where I share my journey of combining two units to create one functional camera. I also compare the Retina series to the Voigtlander IIa, weighing their pros and cons for visually impaired users. Plus, a surprising moment at the park when a local resident’s question catches me off guard.
Key Topics:
- The Kodak Retina IIIc Saga
- The challenge: Working with two Kodak Retina IIIc cameras to build one reliable unit.
- Insights into the repair process, including sourcing parts and troubleshooting vintage camera quirks.
- Why the Retina IIIc remains a beloved choice for film photography enthusiasts despite its complexities.
- Kodak Retina vs. Voigtlander IIa: A Visually Impaired Perspective
- Kodak Retina Series:
- Positives: Compact design, sharp Schneider-Kreuznach lenses, and reliable light meters (when functional), and built in rangefinder.
- Negatives: Fiddly controls, complex folding mechanism, and the cocking rack that seems to be their achilies heel.
- Voigtlander IIa:
- Positives: Intuitive controls, larger and brighter viewfinder, and robust build quality.
- Negatives: Less common lens options, no rangefinder, and no light meter.
- Accessibility considerations: How tactile feedback, button size, and viewfinder clarity impact usability for visually impaired photographers.
- Kodak Retina Series:
- Blindsided at the Park
- A lighthearted recounting of an unexpected question from a local resident while shooting at a park.
- Reflections on how public interactions shape the experience of photography as a visually impaired person.
- Tips for navigating curiosity and misconceptions with confidence and humor.
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