Kodak Tourist Ii With 120 Film

Kodak Tourist Ii With 120 Film. Kodak Tourist II Folding Camera Uses Kodak 620 Film Kodet Lens Vintage Capture moments in style with this vintage Kodak Tourist II folding film camera, complete with its original box First released in 1948, the Kodak Tourist was a medium format folding camera that shot 6cm x 9cm images on their 620 format of roll film

Once film availability and handling are no longer a concern, a whole vista of interesting "user" camera possibilities opens up, including excellent 620 cameras available at little cost compared to their 120 peers--e.g., the Kodak Medalist and Monitor, Super Kinax, etc.

Made in the United States, this Kodak Tourist II is a true gem for any vintage camera enthusiast.With its folding mechanism and durable.

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And using 620 film to produce a monster 2.25 x 3.25 inch negative, 8 to a roll. It accepts 120 on the feed side but I still have to use a 620 spool for take up Cons: Film advance knob difficult to use, viewfinder tiny and hard to use, rolling 120 film onto 620 spools is tedious (although it sounds like most Tourists can be adapted to accept 120 film without re-rolling).

1951 Kodak Tourist II camera Kodak Tourist II with Anaston… Flickr. We have a great online selection at the lowest prices with Fast & Free shipping on many items! Made in the United States, this Kodak Tourist II is a true gem for any vintage camera enthusiast.With its folding mechanism and durable.

Kodak “Tourist II” DIGICAM. In 1949 a high-end version with a 4-element Anastar lens and Synchro-Rapid 800 shutter was released And using 620 film to produce a monster 2.25 x 3.25 inch negative, 8 to a roll.