User talk:Ektarama

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Duo Six-20

Thanks a lot for your additions to the article Duo Six-20. It seemed you were trying to add footnotes for the Kodak History page, so I made some edits to fix that. I quite admit the wiki footnote syntax is obscure, but it's explained in our help pages. If there are other cameras you know well, feel free to begin or expand articles about them too. You might add a few sentences on your user page to let the other editors know a little about yourself, and what kinds of things interest you.

If you can provide some close-up photos showing differences between the Duo Six-20 versions, that would be a great addition to the article. If you'd rather not clutter up your own photostream, the wiki maintains its own pro Flickr account where we can host as many photos as you like. But private photos in your own stream may be added to our Flickr pool where they will be visible to group members. Without having something specific to link to, I fear that mentioning "the collection of Flickr's Ektarama" will just be confusing. --Vox 06:59, 17 January 2012 (PST)