KODAK Flash Bantam
A Compact Fine Picture Taker
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Eastman Kodak 828 film Compact camera. The 828 film with backing paper can take 8 exposures 28x40mm(1 1/8 x 1 1/2in) for full frame. There is also a famous Bantam Special Camera for this size, but it is expensive today, in spite of no film being supplied now. The Flash Bantam is a simple mechanical camera though the lens equipped is a top grade coated 4 element 3 group Anastar F4.5 48mm. It is smaller than any Kodak 35mm cameras of those years. The exposures size is 30% bigger than a 35mm camera. Simple, compact, but it is a fine picture taker. |
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| Maker | Eastman Kodak U.S.A. |
| C.A. | 1947-53 |
| Film | 828 (28x40mm) 8 Exp. |
| Focus | front cell rotating |
| Range Finder | Non |
| View Finder | Galillei |
| Lens | Anastar 48mm F4.5(3 Ele $ Grp) Min. Aperture stop F16 |
| Shutter | Kodak Flash Bantam B,T,1/25-1/200sec Kodak Synchro term. |
| Closest focus | 2.5 feet |
| Camera size | 117x65x40mm 350�� |
| A sample Photo by Kodak Flash Bantam |
| Kodak Anastar 48mm F4.5 Fuji PRESTO(ISO400) Used 35mm Film with paper(Home made film) |
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| f11 1/200sec, Nov 6 1998 |