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RIGHT ON! thanks Graham!

That begs the question of copyright and ownership as well.
Since the pics were taken by my grandfather before 1935 they should be out of copyright, and I can't claim iwnership to them by simply digitizing them... or can I?
The ones my father took in the 60s and 70s are under copyright

An Instamatic 104 was my 1st ever camera, Xmas 78 after my dad came back from his heart surgery
I used it very little, mostly because my dad didnt buy film for it very often.

I see the point of the lack of a pressure plate, but for a kid it was a good camera

Thanks Graham I will add a tiny watermark like in this picture I never liked to do that, and yes the guy that asked me for permission has been crediting my grandfather but then the pictures began popping elsewhere and while their use is non commercial, they had someone else's watermarks.... that tic...

I don;t want to sound petty but I need your advice Since I posted this pictures under Creative Commons Licence, they have started to show up in some vintage photo places I have no problem with that, except that they watermark the photos with their own name and don;t reference the author (Francisco C...

In my part of the world that doesn't matter, the declination of the sun is minimal :) However, that explains a lot since most of the studios had windows facing N or S but rarely E or W Thanks Alex, interior portraits are best done using north window light and a reflector. You should give it a try, I...

Great picture of an amazing place!

Beautiful! Those earl pentax cameras were very good

ORWO! that brings back childhood memories!

The "Thames" is a great photo... how does it look upside-down?