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The '''Eight-20 King Penguin''' is a [[folding]] camera made by [[Kershaw-Soho]] in England, from c.1951.<ref>{{McKeown12}} p458.</ref> It takes eight pictures 2¼x3¼ inches on [[120 film]]. It has a [[fixed-focus]] two-element plastic lens in a simple B/I shutter with [[flash sync]]hronisation via an ASA bayonet terminal. It has two apertures, f/11 and f/16. There is a folding frame [[viewfinder]] on the body.

The earlier [[Kershaw Eight-20 Penguin|Eight-20 Penguin]] is similar, but with focusing, a [[brilliant finder]] instead of the frame finder, and no flash synchronisation. Also, the body of the Penguin is painted, whereas the King Penguin is covered with leatherette.

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[[Category: Bestiary|Penguin]]
[[Category:Kershaw-Soho|Eight-20 King Penguin]]
[[Category:E|Eight-20 King Penguin Kershaw-Soho]]
[[Category:1951]]
[[Category:120 film]]