The last three cameras have been quite technically advanced, requiring various settings and adjustments to be made, so I thought it was about time to get back to basics. This Bakelite camera from 1949 takes 127 roll film and has no adjustments at all other than "B" and "I" settings for the shutter. It takes 8 exposures on a roll, and I'm using it now before the light starts to get less intense as autumn progresses.
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