To save me from my recent Redscale film obsession, I recently bought a Kodak Brownie Cresta II. This is one of only a few Brownies that uses 120 film. Made about 50 years ago, it has a shutter speed of 1/40 second, and has slider in front of the lens that be switched between a yellow filter or a 4’-7’close up lens.
I shot my first roll with Ilford Pan F ISO 50 velcroed to a tripod since there isn’t a dedicated tripod mount. The results were very close to what you’d see with a Holga: a soft, blurred focus and a subtle vignette.
I’ll try a roll of ISO 100 color film in the camera soon, maybe without the use of a tripod, though the shutter speed may preclude that.
