Kodak Film Tank
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The Kodak Film Tank was a revolutionary piece of darkroom equipment that allowed photographers to develop roll film in broad daylight without the need for a traditional darkroom. It used a light-proof apron to protect the film while chemicals were poured into the tank. This specific wooden "box" version served as the winding machine to transfer film onto the developing spool. The slogan on the back of the manual, "If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak," was a famous trademark used by George Eastman to protect his brand from competitors during the early 20th century.Category
Accessories, Darkroom