Ensign Selfix 8-20 Camera

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Title

Ensign Selfix 8-20 Camera

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Western Bay Museum

Collection

Western Bay Museum

Description

The Ensign Selfix 8-20 was the first new design made by Ensign after WWII. It was described in a contemporary catalogue as "probably the finest roll-film camera, designed successfully to beat all the German competition both in optical and mechanical performance." The viewfinder camera takes either eight 6x9cm or twelve 6x6cm exposures on 120 roll film. It has an eight-speed shutter. There are folding masks in the back of the camera to allow either format to be selected and the viewfinder has ...

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Date created

c. 1951-1952

Creator

Ensign

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/4456/objects/1869755

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