A view from below of the daisy from yesterday. I love this picture and really love the way the daisy looks at this angle.
Some more editing done on my pictures of daisies.
Kodak 620 box camera:
Type: Box rollfilm
Introduced: 1933
Discontinued: 1936
Film size: 620
Picture size: 6 X 9 cm
Manufactured: Germany
Lens 1933: Doublet f/8 - f/16 - f/32 with two close-up lenses
Lens 1934-36: Doublet f/11 - f/16 - f/22 with two close-up lenses
Shutter: Box-shutter
Numbers made: 27,000
Original price: ?
Description:
The Brownie 620 is a black leatherette covered metal box with geometric
design in black enamel and nickel chrome on front. It has two brilliant
viewfinders and a shutter release lock.
Fun Facts:
This camera is abit of an oddity in that the box camera design was not
manufactured in great numbers by Kodak AG in Germany. The cameras
produced in Germany tended to be of a more intricate design, like the
Kodak Retina cameras. Even this Brownie 620, with it's f/stop selection
and close-up lenses, shows a degree of precision not found in many
Brownie box models. Click here for more information about Kodak AG in
Germany.
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