>>2682932There's not much info to provide - the Pouva was Czechoslovakian, Druhs Polish, Etude and Shkolnik Russian, all except the shkol~ bakelite-bodied and vaguely pre-WW2 art déco styled 120 6x6 entry-level beginner cameras - single or double element uncoated lenses, if you're lucky two apertures to choose from (sun/shade), single shutter speed (usually 1/50 to avoid the possible 1/30 camera shake) and bulb mode. Makes sense really, the older 120 films were lenient with exposure (double-coated, high and low sensitivity layers on top of eachother), you could almost always salvage an image when making the positive via correct darkroom postprocessing and the negative was big enough to justify easy to make, quick and cheap contact prints, also giving more leeway for poor lens sharpness - due to the bigger negative. Think eastern block disposable point and shoots, only even more barebones. I could go on about stuff, but afraid I'm already autistically spewing boring techtalk.
