First published in 1912, this guide to photography was created by the inventors of the Kodak camera. It offers practical advice on all aspects of photography, from choosing a camera and film to lighting, composition, and printing. An essential resource for amateur photographers, as well as a fascinating glimpse into the early days of photography.

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