Coronet VOGUE - The Modern Camera User manual

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   d?  his Camera has been carefully tested and is      (f  l, guaranteecl to be in per{ect working order when         !'     it leaves our factory. In case of complaints, the
    Camera should be returned to us by post accom-
    panied by this Guarantee Form which must be
    completed. Stamps value 9d. must be attached to
     cover cost of return postage and packing.
       It is distinctly understood that this guarantee does
     not cover defects arising from :-
                                                                    s\-,--    t-'.-$rg,al an*st'aoofrrtre use.
       2. Arteihtion in any wsly, so as in our opinion
           to aiTcct its reliability or performance.
       3. Dama$e of whatsoever nature and however
          arisin$.

       l\Iy Narne and Addressis.   .


        I purchased the Camera from :--
    Name and Address of Dealer.  . .  .


     Approximate 'clat e
     of ourchase:

                                 .193.

     Coronet Camerer Co.. Birminghanr.

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                          Fig. 2.
    Now turn the winding key until the warning
   mark, an arrow, appears in the red windo'lr, then
    continue turning very slowl1' untilNumber  I aopears.
*.  -l!he fr.rst portion of film is ncw in position for taking
     pictu.res.

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                                                                                                                        &  TO TAKE PICTURES WITH " VOGIJE.''                     d
    On the front plate of the opened Camera are    A
   marked two letters , " T " and tt Ir" Fig. 3.





                          Fig. 3.

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j' T'::                            F,                                               i!  Fig.'.9,                    control         the shutter  When                                                     it-"t                                                      "                                        trme                                       " brlet                         taking                        for              is ready    Camerathe              i.e., theshritter will remain open as-Iong
""ros"i"..asihe shutter lever (G-Fig. 3) is depressed, and wrll
close when G is released.
  The Camera shoul<l alwavs be on a firm stan{*fr""-taf.i"S " brief time -exposnres' DO NOTetinMpt To HoLD rT rN THE HAND'
  When the control is at " I," the Camera is ready for         t'.rlup. " (instantaneous exposures)'tafring
  Use the Camera at eye level,look through the direct
vision viewfinder (I{ in Fig. 1)' an{ press down tne
shutter lever while holding the Camera pertectly
 steady (G in Fig. 3).
  The picture is actuall-y taken. when the lever isor"..ed downward, anci the shutter then auto- i""ii""ttvleturns    t'ti :'ormal, resetting  itself ready
 for the next exPosure.
  Now turn the film on to the next number AT
 ONCb.--N".'"t  aeiiy, or you run the risk of making
 double exposures.





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 TO CLOSE THE CAMERA.
   Press the studs I-< (FiS. 4 and Fig. S) gentlyinwarcls
on each side of the.Camera wii:h ifi"-1;i"fi";;;:; a_t the same time closing the baseboard (Lt*iif  ;h; thumbs, until the catchingages.





         CLOSING THE ., VOGUE  ,'
                     Fig. 5.
to ar*"oAD                            .. vocuB.,'
       you                              all six          ,,Vogue;have takencoBoNitT_W_hen                           Fitro,                             ;;il;'h"exposureswindirrson kevthe.until the end of th-e red ba"ki;t;+;;il;;;J;?ili
inspection- wildow. rnis irroitA-b;- done' ;ith  ;il;front of the Camera open.
 . It is now safe to_ open the back of the Camera{see pag-e 8). on the'end oi tn" t""ti"t-;";;;;iibe found a gummed sealing stiip, wfricfr ifr6rfa U"fastened rou-nd the- roll;i-hH-;i6rrt. to avoid anvchanee. of -your fllm uncoiti"t-";.1 y;'ui';tff;Abecoming fogged.

When you haveremoved the spoolof fihn, take it to   your Photographic Dealer for  developing and
    printing, or enlarging. " Vogue "  pictures make
    splendid postcard enlargements.
     When you have transferred the empty spool from
    the bottom chamber to the top, the Camera is ready
     for reloading.

    A few do's and dont's to help you to make good
     pictures with " VOGUE " :--
     Do hold the Camera steady.
       f)o hold the Camera close to the eye  .
     Do press the shutter lever gently,                                                                                                                 ,ii

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    Do put the Camera olr a stand for all time                               il    exposures.
    Do turn the film on to the next number as soori             il-{e   as you have taken the picture.                                                                                                                          1lt:
     Do turn the film on before closing the Camera.                                                l
F   Do read " Better Photographs."
     Do ask always for CORONET " Vogue " Film.

      Don't load the Camera in bright sunlight.
      Don't ever force the Camera.
      Don't turn the film too quickly.
     Don't be afraid to ask for advice from vour
    Photographic Dealer.                 v s                         Piitel,
      fn case of difficulty or doubt, write to :-
           Service Dept.,
          coRoNET CAMERA CO.,
                   31O, Summer Lane,
                BIRMTNGHAM, 19.
      Telephone  :                  Telegrams:
    Aston Cross 5804/5        Corone tcy, Birmingham.

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     If you want to succeed in photography, learn to choose your
    light well and see that it is properly placed; a badly lighted
    ruUi."t can never give other than flat or hard pictures, and,
       oft"n happens with novices, very unusual and unexpected    "s     effects.
   Many failures are attributable to errors in lighting'   -   To zum up very brieffy : the aubfeot should be lighted,    Hot the camera.                                                     II
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