Some you can, some you can't. All were designed for 620 film but some
of the earlier ones will accept the slightly larger 120 rolls and while
the key that advances the film is a bit slopy in the 120 slot, it will
advance. Newer cameras were less tolerant. You can always adapt them
or re-roll 120 onto 620 spools. The old brownies made surprisingly good
pictures, in spite of their simplicity, so it might be worth it. Heck
I've even gotten quite good at rolling my own 620, but I use it in a
Medalist II.
ann sanfedele wrote:
Guys -
Can you use 120 film instead of 620 film in an old Brownie Hawkeye?
TIA for quick correct answer :)
ann, she who may have screwed up
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