Camera, Aircraft, Type K-25B, Kodak Anastigmat Lens, Fairchild, with Case C-54 According to the Royal Australian

According to the Royal Australian Air Force 346 Types and Locations of Instruments dated 1945

When electrically powered and in-flight

In the standby mode

both adjustments are made using dedicated knobs adjacent to the lens

This indicator has a label of Cherry Point

Camera, Aircraft, Type K-25B, Kodak Anastigmat Lens, Fairchild, with Case C-54 According to the Royal AustralianThe K 25 Aerial Camera was used during WWII for daylight reconnaissance photography to produce 4"x5" prints. This camera, made by Fairchild, was electrical, requiring a 24v input using the side mounted connection, but may be operated mechanically by turning the key. Aperture is adjustable from f 4. 5 to f 22, and shutter speed is adjustable from 125 to 500, both adjustments are made using dedicated knobs adjacent to the lens. The lens, a Kodak