INTRODUCTION

The Kodak Brownie Junior No2 is a box camera made in England between 1930 and 1933.

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Good for nothing!

PERSONAL NOTES

Kodak sold cheap box cameras, making photography available to more people. The company made its money selling film. Like other box cameras, optical quality is very poor and shutter speed is very limited, often only one speed is available, making the use of these cameras rather difficult.

CONCLUSION

If you want a cute opject for decoration, box cameras are cheap. If you want to use one, arm yourself with patience and don't have big expectations.

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