Agfa Ansco D6 User manual

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FOR BEST RESULTS FOLLOW
THESE SIMPLE RULES:

1. Never use force if parts seem to jam. Pro-
ceed carefully and find cause for ob:
struction.

2. Have camera in shade when loading. See
that shutter is closed first.

Attach paper leader of new film to empty

spool firmly and evenly. Fasten back of

camera securely.

4. Wind film immediately after taking each

picture.

5. Do not let the sun shine on lens.

6. Never make a time exposure while hold-
ing the camera in the hands.

7. Hold the camera level.

8. Hold the camera steady when taking a
picture. The slightest. movement will
cause a blur.

9. Don’t try to get too much in one picture.
Have subject located in finder. Be careful
that finder does not cut off portions of
head and body of subjects.

10. Have film developed soon after it is ex-
posed.

11. Smile—and your subject will smile with
you.

12. Your camera costs money. Take care
of it.

13. Wherever you go, take your camera
along. And remember that there are
wonderful pictures to be had at all times
around the home. The snapshot of today
is the treasure of tomorrow.

14. Use Agfa Plenachrome Film for best re-
sults. The size to fit this camera is D6.

107-78 oe

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AGFA ANSCO'D6.

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INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE USE OF
Dé AGFA ANSCO
CADET CAMERA

Ilustration One

© The operation of this camera is
quite easy, but it is very important
that these simple instructions be
followed in order to assure best re-
sults. Read this booklet through
carefully before attempting to
take pictures.

Illustration Two

LOADING THE CAMERA

The Cadet Camera requires no special
precautions for loading except that direct
sunlight should always be avoided when
placing film in the camera or removing it
after exposure. If it is not convenient to load
the camera in the house, step under the shade
of a veranda or of a tree, or turn so as to
shade the operation with your own body.
First, open the back by lifting the catch on
top near the handle. Now, holding the cam-
era as shown in Illustration Two, remove the
cone by pulling out the winding key so that
it disengages from the slot in the end of film
spool inside. As you take out the cone, note
its position, so that when it is returned to the
camera with a new film, the winding key will
engage with the slot of the empty spool:

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