Tag: Kodak Monitor Six-20
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Good instructions
There are repairs I’ll do, and repairs I won’t do, but at least I’m not afraid to consult the manual.
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Adapting a Kodak Monitor Six-20 Anastigmat Special lens to a Fujifilm X-mount digital camera – the FrankenLens is alive!
Guest post: Adapting the lens off a basket-case Kodak Monitor Six-20 to a modern digital camera.
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Kodak Monitor Six-20
A review of Kodak’s Monitor Anastigmat Special, a 1940s folding camera for 620 film. When it works right, it’s a joy.
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Operation Thin the Herd: Kodak Monitor Six-20
In the last installment of Operation Thin the Herd, I take my 1940s Kodak Monitor Six-20 out for a spin.
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single frame: Letters suspended in air
Letters on a giant neon sign.
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Updated review: Kodak Monitor Six-20
My review of the Kodak Monitor Six-20, a 1940s folding camera for 620 film. Mine has the excellent Anastigmat Special lens.
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single frame: Cross this bridge at a walk
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Color film, black-and-white results
Not long ago the folks at the Film Photography Project came upon a cache of expired-since-1995 Kodak Gold 200 color film in size 620, and offered it for sale in their store. It was pricey at $14 per roll, but wanting to try a couple of my 620 cameras I bought two rolls. I shot…
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Kodak Monitor Six-20
This folding camera for 620 film is beautiful, but fussy to use. Mine came with the excellent Anastigmat Special lens.