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| Product Type | Film Camera |
| Model | Kodak B Ordinary |
| Film Format | 120 Roll Film |
| Lens | Fixed Focus, Meniscus Lens |
| Shutter Speed | Approximately 1/40 second |
| Viewfinder | Optical Reverse Galilean Viewfinder |
| Dimensions (Approx.) | 17 x 11 x 9 cm (6.7 x 4.3 x 3.5 in) |
| Weight (Approx.) | 450 g (1 lb) |
| Power Source | No battery required (manual operation) |
| Main Functions | Simple point-and-shoot film photography |
| Film Advance | Manual knob with red window frame counter |
| Construction | Cardboard body covered with leatherette |
| Maintenance | Clean lens with soft cloth; store in dry place |
| Safety Warnings | Do not point lens at bright sun; avoid strong impact |
| Spare Parts & Repairability | No official spare parts; some parts available from collectors |
| General Information | Vintage box camera; uses 120 film for 6×9 cm negatives |
Frequently Asked Questions - B Ordinary KODAK
What type of film does the Kodak B Ordinary camera use?
The Kodak B Ordinary uses 120 roll film.
Does the camera require batteries?
No, it is a fully mechanical camera that does not require any batteries.
How do I load film into the Kodak B Ordinary?
Open the camera back by sliding the latch. Insert a new 120 film spool on the top chamber, thread the paper leader across to the take-up spool at the bottom, and rotate the advance knob until the film is taut. Close the back and advance film until frame number 1 appears in the red window.
How do I advance the film?
Turn the manual advance knob on the side of the camera until the next frame number appears in the red window on the back.
How many exposures can I get from one roll of film?
With 120 film in 6x9 format, you can take approximately 8 exposures per roll.
What shutter speed does the camera use?
The Kodak B Ordinary has a fixed shutter speed of about 1/40 second.
How do I take a photo with this camera?
Look through the viewfinder, compose your shot, hold the camera steady, and press the shutter lever on the side of the lens assembly.
Can I change the aperture or focus?
No, the camera has a fixed aperture (about f/11) and fixed focus from approximately 3 meters to infinity.
How do I clean the camera lens?
Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the lens. If needed, use a mild glass cleaner on the cloth, not directly on the lens.
Where can I find spare parts for the Kodak B Ordinary?
Spare parts are no longer manufactured. You may find used parts from vintage camera dealers or online collectors' forums.
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Brand : KODAK
Model : B Ordinary
Category : Camera