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The '''[[Coronet]] Ambassador''' is a box camera for [[120 film]]. It has a fixed-focus lens, a single shutter speed (plus [[bulb]], which is marked as ''Time''), a built-in green filter (for use with black-and-white film), and two "brilliant finders" for both horizontal and vertical photos. The camera was made in Britain. | The '''[[Coronet]] Ambassador''' is a box camera for [[120 film]]. It has a fixed-focus lens, a single shutter speed (plus [[bulb]], which is marked as ''Time''), a built-in green filter (for use with black-and-white film), and two "brilliant finders" for both horizontal and vertical photos. The camera was made in Britain. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBmsVxqAO6Y Coronet Ambassador video presentation] by YouTuber [https://www.youtube.com/@lian68812 The Camera Collector] | ||
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The Coronet Ambassador is a box camera for 120 film. It has a fixed-focus lens, a single shutter speed (plus bulb, which is marked as Time), a built-in green filter (for use with black-and-white film), and two "brilliant finders" for both horizontal and vertical photos. The camera was made in Britain.
