Argus Argoflex / Kodak Six-20 target Hawk-eye Câmera analógica

1X About the Argus Argoflex E

The Argus Argoflex E is a medium format TLR camera built in the 1940’s.

TL stands for Twin Lens Reflex. TLR film cameras have two lenses, one on top of the other.

The top lens is the viewing lens, which is what you look through when you look through the viewfinder, and the bottom lens is the taking lens. The taking lens has the shutter and film behind it, and it is the lens used to take the image.

The Argus Argoflex E shoots 6×6 squares with a coated Varex 75mm lens. For such an old camera, it’s actually pretty lightweight – weighing less than 1.5 lbs.
Shutter Speeds: 1/10, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, 1/200, B, T

Tripod mount: yes

Aperture: 4.5-18

2. Kodak Six-20 target Hawk-eye

The Kodak Six-20 Hawkeye is a box-type camera with a cardboard body covered in leatherette. The shutter is mounted on a wooden block. The film transport system is made from metal. The facade has a symmetrical geometric pattern. It has two reflecting translucent finders. It features a leather strap with the words 'MADE IN GT. BRITAIN BY KODAK LTD. It has a single red window on the rear. There are no tripod mounts.

It has a simple T & I shutter. The shutter is of the flip-flop type. Move to one way to take a picture and then back again to take the next one. The aperture is fixed at f/11.