1) Brownie 2) Kodak Brownie 3) Old-fashioned picture taker 4) Square shooter 5) Type of Camera 
Simple camera with a fixed, single-element lens and a light-tight box to hold the film. The shutter and aperture are usually pre-determined and unalterable (typically 1/25 sec at Æ`11.) Early consumer cameras developed by George Eastman were box cameras (e.g. the “Brownie†camera) . They could not be focused, per se. The len...
Simple camera with a fixed, single-element lens and a light-tight box to hold the film. The shutter and aperture are usually pre-determined and unalterable (typically 1/25 sec at Æ`11.) Early consumer cameras developed by George Eastman were box cameras (e.g. the “Brownieâ€? camera) . They could not be focused, per se. The lens was set to...
[n] - a simple camera shaped like a rectangular box
box Kodak noun a simple camera shaped like a rectangular box
a simple, boxlike camera, without bellows, sometimes allowing for adjustment of lens opening but usually not of shutter speed.