Kodak Brownie Six-20 D

Description

The Kodak Brownie Six-20 D is a medium-format film camera that was part of the Brownie series, which Kodak introduced in the early 20th century. The Brownie cameras were designed to be simple and affordable, making photography accessible to the general public. Here are some key features and details about the Kodak Brownie Six-20 D:

1. **Film Format**: Uses 620 film, which is essentially the same as 120 film but wound on a different spool.
2. **Lens**: Fixed-focus lens, typically a meniscus lens with a simple design.
3. **Shutter**: Simple mechanical shutter, often with a single or limited range of shutter speeds.
4. **Viewfinder**: Optical viewfinder for framing the shot.
5. **Body**: Typically made of metal with a leatherette covering or a Bakelite body.
6. **Operation**: Very simple to operate, designed for beginners with basic controls for winding the film and releasing the shutter.
7. **Image Size**: Produces images that are 6×9 cm on 620 film.

The Brownie Six-20 D was popular for its ease of use and affordability, helping to democratize photography by making it accessible to a wider audience.

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