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The '''Kodak Brownie II''' was a [[110 film]] pocket camera. It was made in 1987 in Brazil. It had a red flip grip as case and it used [[flipflash]]es for [[flash]] photography. It had an optical viewfinder, a Kodar [[lens]], an aperture switch with weather symbols and film-advance by a little shifter in the bottom. The '''Brownie''' series of cameras began in 1900, and this was the last camera to carry the Brownie name.
  
 
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The '''Kodak Brownie II''' was a pocket camera. It was made in 1987 in Brazil. It had a red flip grip as case and it used [[flipflash]]es for [[flash]] photography. It had an optical viewfinder, a Kodar [[lens]], an aperture switch with weather symbols and film-advance by a little shifter in the bottom.
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==Links==
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*[https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1004684/Kodak-Brownie-Ii.htm Kodak Brownie II user manual] at [https://www.manualslib.com/ Manualslib]
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[[Category:Kodak|Brownie II]]
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Latest revision as of 05:40, 15 June 2022

The Kodak Brownie II was a 110 film pocket camera. It was made in 1987 in Brazil. It had a red flip grip as case and it used flipflashes for flash photography. It had an optical viewfinder, a Kodar lens, an aperture switch with weather symbols and film-advance by a little shifter in the bottom. The Brownie series of cameras began in 1900, and this was the last camera to carry the Brownie name.


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