Kodak Brownie Flash 20


The Kodak Brownie Flash 20 is a classic box-style film camera introduced in April 1959 and discontinued in 1962. Featuring a distinctive blue molded plastic body and a built-in flash reflector, this vintage camera reflects Kodak’s approach to making photography simple and accessible. Its retro design and unusual integrated flash make it an appealing addition to a vintage camera collection. Designed for 620 roll film, the Brownie Flash 20 captures square-format photographs measuring approximately 6 × 6 cm. It features a simple meniscus lens, a direct optical viewfinder, and three aperture settings for different lighting conditions. Its basic mechanical shutter and straightforward film-winding system make it easy to understand, while its built-in flash unit allows for indoor photography when compatible flashbulbs are available. With its colorful body, simple controls, and distinctive mid-century styling, the Kodak Brownie Flash 20 is an interesting choice for camera collectors and enthusiasts of traditional analog photography. As a second-hand vintage camera, its shutter, lens, film transport, and flash mechanism should be checked before use.


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Key Features

  • Camera Type: Box-style roll-film camera
  • Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company
  • Country of Manufacture: United States; some units were assembled in the United Kingdom
  • Production Period: April 1959–October 1962
  • Film Format: 620 roll film
  • Image Format: Approximately 6 × 6 cm (2¼ × 2¼ inches)
  • Lens: Simple meniscus lens
  • Focal Length: Approximately 70mm
  • Aperture Settings: f/11, f/16, and f/22
  • Focusing: Three-position zone focusing for close-ups, groups, and distant scenes
  • Viewfinder: Direct optical eye-level viewfinder
  • Shutter Type: Simple mechanical rotary shutter
  • Shutter Speed: Single fixed speed, approximately 1/100 second
  • Exposure Control: Three aperture settings for different lighting conditions
  • Film Advance: Manual winding mechanism
  • Film Counter: Viewing window for the film backing-paper frame numbers
  • Built-in Flash: Integrated flash reflector for compatible flashbulbs
  • Flash Operation: Uses disposable flashbulbs; check the flash mechanism before use
  • Lens Mount: Fixed lens
  • Power Source: Camera operation is mechanical; flash requirements depend on the flash system
  • Body Construction: Molded plastic body, commonly blue or blue-grey
  • Image Stabilization: None
  • Digital Connectivity: None; this is an analog film camera