How do the different Seagull medium format cameras differ?
The main differences between the various models of the Seagull 4 family are the aperture of the viewing lens and the film transport. The Seagull 4A comes with a crank, for example.
The 4B and the 4C can, with an appropriate mask, not only take 6 x 6 pictures, but also 6 x 4.5. With additional accessories, the Seagull 4C also allows easy shooting on 35mm film.
All models allow multiple exposures. With the 4, 4B and 4C, you simply need to cock the shutter again. With the 4A, there is a button that enables multiple releases.
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