Brownie camera

Kodak Brownie Target Six-16 box Camera 616 film Good Condition - Shutter and Aperture Functional c: 1940s

“Back in the day - Did you have a camera like this?”

Kodak Brownie Flash B Camera Build material; metal body with a leather handle, plastic winding knob and shutter button. Box contents; camera, and a carrying case with the ‘outfit.’ Date of manufacture; around 1958 to 1960 for this model. Weight; camera only, 18oz (511g). Dimensions; 3.05″ (77mm) wide, 3.95″ (101mm) high, and 4.5″ (116mm) deep, not including protrusions. Focal length; approximately 100mm. Aperture; fixed at F/11, not user adjustable. Focusing distance; I’m guessing about 15′…

Kodak Brownie cameras revolutionized the way we took photos in the early 20th century, and suddenly made photography a popular hobby.

In 1900, the Eastman Kodak Company changed the history of photography with its low-priced, hand-held point-and-shoot camera called the Brownie.

Kodak Brownie was the first cameras to make photography simpler and accessible to everyone. It had fixed shutter speed camera with no aperture control or focusing abilities Little more than a box with a fake leather exterior for gripping purposes. […]

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1900 The Kodak Brownie, an affordable camera which brings the concept of the "snapshot" to mass markets.

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