This simple "TLR" is, like so many cameras of its day, little more than a box camera. It does, however, have a wonderful brilliant viewfinder.
It has features similar to the Kodak Duaflex (except for the focusing element on the Kodak): Time/Inst plus double-exposure prevention, shooting 12 6x6 images on 620 film.
It takes a push-in flash attachment that won't fit anything else in the Argus line. I used it for a couple of fun shoots a few years ago, then let it sit in a box until recently, and in the meantime the shutter developed a "stick"; so I can't use it anymore.
It has features similar to the Kodak Duaflex (except for the focusing element on the Kodak): Time/Inst plus double-exposure prevention, shooting 12 6x6 images on 620 film.
It takes a push-in flash attachment that won't fit anything else in the Argus line. I used it for a couple of fun shoots a few years ago, then let it sit in a box until recently, and in the meantime the shutter developed a "stick"; so I can't use it anymore.
