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Kodak Junior 620 is one of a very large family of Kodak cameras. Its feature is the use of a wide film format 620. The film itself was the same 60 mm, but in a slightly different coil. This format was introduced by Kodak in 1931 as an alternative to the format of 120. To use the format 120 it was necessary to rewind the film into a coil from the 620th. The production of the Kodak Junior 620 was started in 1933 at the Contessa Nettel Germany plant in Stuttgart and discontinued in 1939. Very beautiful clamshell camera with a rather long black fur, because for the image received by the camera 5.8x8.7 mm. requires a large focal length. In this case, it is 110 mm. The "Kodak anastigmat" lens was 6.8 / 110, Gauthier's shutter did not have a preliminary platoon, and was triggered immediately by pressing the release button at the top of the camera or from the cable. Exposures from 1/25 to 1/100 sec. plus "T" and "B". The film was transferred from the top on the left side to the side of the case. The rewind was not required, because the film was unwound on the receiving coil (from the previously used film). Visiting through a folding frame, or a swivel optical mirror head on the "washer" of the lens mount. The only thing that confused me - I did not find the sharpness settings. Apparently, with a diaphragm of 6.8 or more depth of field is such that it allows you to do without it.

The exterior is vintage, gorgeous. The camera shows all the signs of full performance, workable. There is no piece of skin on the camera body.

Kodak "Junior 620".Contessa Nettel Germany. 1933-1939

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