Brownie Hawkeye with 35mm film
Example Photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nichola... These are the steps I took to make my Brownie Hawkeye Flash camera work with regular 35mm film. If you are going to shoot in bright sunlight use 50 or 100 ISO, on overcast days use 200.
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