Delta Stereo User manual

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REGISTER   YOUR  WARRANTY


    Fill out the Delto Stereo Registrolion Cord
ond  moil promptly. The worronty  will be
entered in our permonent records under your
nome.  Don't  forget   to  include the  seriol
number of your comero. You will find the
seriol number on the smoll plote ottoched to
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STERE(, PH('TOGRAPHY li

A wonderful new experience awaits you There is a world of difference between
in stereo photography. Wherever you go, 3-dimensional, stereo photography, and
ordinary 2-dimensional photography. Or-your Delta Stereo Camera will record the
dinary photography has only height andscenes and subjects of your choice with width. It is flat. Stereo photography has
such realism that you will feel you are height, width, and depth. And it is the
"actually there" each time you look at depth that gives stereo pictures such
them in your viewer. amazing realism.

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You see depth in a scene only when you only the picture taken by the right lens,
look at it with both eyes, because each eye and your left eye sees only the picture
sees the scene from a slightly different taken by the left lens. In that woy, you
viewpoint. When you cover one eye, the re-create the depth and realism of the
scene you see with the other looks flat, original scene.
like an ordinary photograph taken by a
camera with only one lens. However, words cannot describe the
That is why your Delta Stereo camera amazing effect of stereo pictures, nor the
has two lenses, so that it can take two thrill and enjoyrnent you will get from
pictures, simultaneously. One picture as them. You must actually see stereo pic-
your right eye would see it, and the other tures of your own family, friends, and
picture as your left eye would see it. Then, favorite scenes, in order to fully appreciate
when you look at the finished stereo the wonders of 3-dimensional, natural
pietures in your viewer, your right eye sees color photography.

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COLOR FTLM

Since your Delta Stereo Camera has recommended for all outside picture
two lenses, each time you trip the shutter taking.
you take two pictures, instead of one pic-
This film is available in two lengths, theture as with ordinary cameras. Therefore,
20 exposure roll (for ordinary single lenseach stereo picture is called a stereo pair.
cameras), makes 16 stereo pairs, and the
Kodachrome Daylight K135 film is 36 exposure roll makes 29 stereo pairs.

A PREGISTON GAM ERA

Your Delta Stereo is a sturdy, solidly- firmly at all times. Aaoid droppilrgl Watch
built canrera. It is designed to give you that it does not bump into things while
years and years of dependable, trouble- you are carrying it, and be careful not to
free service. It requires only that you pack it or lay it where heavy objects willgive it proper care and attention. press against it.
However, your Delta Stereo is a preci- The Delta Stereo Camera Carrying Casesion instrument and, like all precision
instruments, there is the possibility that will give your camera extra protection
a hard bump may damage the fine adjust- against accidental damage. It is made so
ments made at the factory. Therefore, that you can take pictures without re-
handle your camera with care. Hold it moving the camera from the case.

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area. Thus, the Delta Flash Attachment  produces more usable light, and that  is
why   it  will  take high quality  stereo pictures under conditions where ordinary
flash attachments fail.
  The Delta Stereo Camera and the Delta Flash Attachment make an unbeatable
combination. You can take true-to-life, natural color stereo pictures "around the
clock" . . . outdoors or indoors . . .day or night!


                  G O L O R      F I L | 5
  The Delta Flash Attachment  is designed for use rvith Kodachrome Artificial
K135F or K135A Film.  All indoor flash oictures should be taken with  this film.

                      F L A S H     B U L B S
  The Delta Flash Attachment uses a standard type flash bulb. Ask for the G.E.
or Westinghouse No. 5, the Sylvania Press 25, or equivalent.

  MOUNTING   FLASH  ATTACHMENT
             TO CAMERA
   CAUT laN:  To avoid the possibility of accidental firing, never put a bulb
      in the flash attachment unless the attachment  is properly mounted on
     the camera. Also, be sure to remove the bulb before vou take the attach-
    ment off the camera.
 o  The Delta Flash Attachment  mounts on the bottom  of the camera. Place
positioning knobs around lower front edge of camera. (Fig. 1.) Swing flash attach-
ment toward camera, like a hinge, until thumbscrew can be threaded into tripod
socket.

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REtlOl/TNG  THE
  FLASH  BULB
 o  Raise light control shield.
 The metal fork rvill automatically
 lift the bulb out of the reflector.
 (Fig. s.)
 CAUTION: Flash bulbs become
 ver)'hot rvhen fired. Raise the
 light control shield'immed'iately
 of ter taking thefl.ash pictttre. The
 bulb rvill cool in a few secondsin
 the open air. Do not  let bulbs
 cool in the reflector. They not
 onlv take longer to cool, but the
 prolongedheat might eventually
 harm the reflecting surface.
 o  When bulb is cool enoughto
 handle,remove it from the metal
 fork  with  a  twisting motion.
 (Fig. 6.)
  I M P O R T A I I T : D e v e l o p   t h e
 habit of inserting a fresh bulb at
 the same time that vou remove
 the burned bulb. There is nothing
 so disappointing as snapping the
 picture only to discoverthat you
 forgot to insert a fresh bulb.  It
 also means the loss of one stereo
 pair, since the fiim must be advanced before the shutter release button can be
 pressedagain.
H('W  TO SET GAIUIERA  LENS  DIALS
    Artificial  light is very different in character than sunlight. In direct sunlight, the
 entire scene from foreground to background, is euenly lighted,.That  is not true of
  artificial  light.  Artificial  light  is much stronger in the foreground than  in  the
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            S U N L I G H T                            A R T I F I G I A L     L I G H T

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LOADING THE DELTA STEREO
(Load only in slrltdued lightt
Your Delta Stereo Camera opens fronr to swing open and then be entirely re-
the, back. The back cover has "disengag- moved from the camera, so it will be out
ing hinges" at the bottom edge of the
of the wav while vou load the canrera camera, and a locking knob at the top.
Ihe disengaging hinges perrnit the cover with filnr.

O P E N I N G T H E
G A I n E R A

'-furn l. the locking knob
until the flat side, bearing
the white line, faces the
bottom of the camera.
(Fig. 1.) When the knob
is in this position, the
cover is unlocked.

2. Open camera by raising cover at the side nearest the locking knob. (Fig. 2.) The
hinges will automatically disengage as the cover swings open, and the cover will separate
from the camera.

Luy the cover to one side where it will be safe. The shiny
rnetal pressure plate has been accurately adjusted at the factory
to hold the film in exact focus. Do not put the cover in your
pocket, nor l"y it where the pressure plate may be snagged
or bent.

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    L O A D T N G   T H E
     G A M E R A
3.  Turn the winding knob until the
slot  in  the  film  take-up  spool  is
facing you. (Fig. 3.)
  Open your box of filnr and rentove
the  film nragazine f rom the screw-
top container. You  will find that a
portion of the film has been left out-
side of  the  magazine, for  loading
purposes. Be very caref ul not to pull
any more film fronr the magazine as
you  prepare to  load  the camera.
Also, be sure to save the instruction
sheet,screw-top container, and cloth
sack, as you will need them later for
mailing  the  film  to be processed.

4.   Inserr end of film into the slot of the take-up spool. (Fig. 1.) The  filnr will be he
securely if inserted to the second or third  perforation.

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5.  Press thumb on take-up spool to hold film securely. Then, while you gently move
film magazine until  it is directly over the film cup at left side of camera, letting the film
pay out from the magazine as needed. (Fig. 5.) When 6lm magazine is directly over film
cup, you can remove thumb from take-up spool.





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     C A U 7 I O Nt  Do not pull any more film from the film magazine  than
         is necessary,as it might causefogging of the first  picture,  or make  it  dif-
         ficult to replace cover properly.

6.  Pull rewind knob up,.as far as it will go, and drop magazineinto the film cup. Push
magazine firmly  into film cup and let rewind knob come back so that the shaft enters
film magazine. If knob does not go completely down, turn slightly so that fork in rewind
shaft  will mesh with blade in  film magazine. Then, check carefully to be sure that
                  film  is in correct  position  and  lined up  straight  across back  of camera.
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GLOSITG THE GAMERA
7. Replace cover. You will find it easy to hinges can be re-engaged by pushing them
re-engage the hinges if you will hold the under the edge of the bright metal bottom
cover in position at a slight angle. (Fig. 7.) plate.
When the cover is in this position, the

Press cover firmly to camera and turn Then, give the cover a final check to be
knob to lock cover. The cover is locked sure that the hinges are re-engaged under
the edge of the bright metal bottom plate,
when the flat side of the locking knob, that the cover is tight against the camera
bearing the white line, is at the top. on all sides, and securely locked.

WITDI]|G FILT TO POSITION FOR FIRST I'IGTURE

All of the film which was pulled from the magazine for loading purposes (see fig, 6)
has been exposed to light. It is now necessaryto bring enough unexposed film from the
magazineto reach acrossthe openings behind both lenses.Just follow these simple steps.
Turn winding knob, in the il.irection of orrow, until it stops. (When the winding knob
stops, it cannot be turned again until the film measuring rack has been reset by pressing
the shutter release button ol,l,the woy ilown.)
Pressureon the shutter releasebutton does two things. (1) When the button is pressed
Portwo! ilown, yol will hear a "click" as it trips the lens shutter and takes the picture
(2) When you continue to press until the button is ol.l,the way ilown, yov will hear a second
"click" as it resets the film measuring rack, which allows the film to be advanced for the
next picture,
Pressshutter releasebutton, all thewoy il.utn, and listen for the two "clicks".
CAUTION: Never hold the shutter releasebutton down when turning the wind knob.
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to snsp the first picture. If the shutter The shutter is cocked, automatically,
release button is accidentally pressed each time the film is advanced, that is,
while the shutter is cocked, it will be each time the winding knob is turned until
necessary to advance the film to the next it stops. Therefore, if you are not going to
exposure, and you will lose one stereo take the first picture immediately after
pair. Pressing the shutter release button loading the camera, you may prefer to
will do no harm when the shutter is not delay the third turning of the winding knob
cocked. until you are ready to take the picture.

HOW TO SET THE EXP(,SURE DIALS
OUTDOOR PTCTURES
Your Delta Stereo is a precision type, can be made with a single setting of the
fixed-focus camera. No other type of stereo exposure dials. Just advance the film, and
camera can give you high quality pictures snap the shutter. Sharp, clear, true-to-life
which such simplicity and ease. Your pictures, every time.
Delta Stereo allows you to concentrate on All exposure settings are controlled by
the picture you are taki.g, with no worry the two dials built around the lenses. The
about complicated camera adj ustments. dials are set by turning the lens rims.
Up to 90 per cent of your outdoor pictures There is nothing else to set, or adjust.

RIGHTHATD DTAL

For all outdoor pictures, you can set the there. No further adjustment of this dial is
righthand lens dial at the red triangle .ebessary. (Fig. 11.)
(Daylight and Flash 12 ft.) and leaae it

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LEFTHAITD DTAL

ilCDRt|AL. Set the lefthand dial at sunny days whenever possible. Keep the
the red triangle (Normal) for all clear, sun at your back, or to one side. Do not
sunny days. You get truer and more try to take a picture facing into the sun,
beautiful colors in direct sunlight, so you or in a position where the direct rays of
should try to take your pictures on clear, the sun will shine into the lenses.

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YERY BRIGHT. For scenes in areas, or when you are taking pictures ln
which there is a considerable expanse of the mountains on clear, bright days, set
water, snow, or other extremely bright the lefthand dial at "VERY BRIGHT."
SHADE. Set the lefthand dial at try to take pictures under a tree, or in
"SHADE" when the sun is behind clouds, other shade where you do not get the
but the sky is otherwise bright. Also, when benefit of a bright sky directly above the
a large object, such as a building, shuts off subject. Under such conditions the light
the direct rays of the sun, but the sky is is not only poor, but the colors will not
bright directly above the subject. Do not photograph true to life.

B. The setting at "B" (bulb) is for time used for sunrises, sunsets, neon signs,
exposures, which are necessary when there pictures of lighted buildings at night, and
is not enough light to take the picture in other scenes in poor light providing there
the normal way. Time exposures can be is no movement of the subject.

ITDOOR PIGTURES
Complete instructions for taking indoor settings onthe lens dials of thecamera, to
pictures will be found in the insiruction produce light that will.be exactly right for
book which is furnished with your Delta each.distance.If youdid not order a Delta Flash Attachment when you bought yourStereo Flash Attachment.
rhe DertaFrashAttachmentis de- ililli'ii b""'ii?.1ffi::T ,'j ;"ffJ:j$il
signed especially for the Delta Stereo priced, fully guaranteed, and easy to
Camera. It is accurately matched to the operate'
TAKING THE PIGTURE
Your camera is loaded with film, You ready to select the setting for your first
know how to set the lens dials, and you are pict ure.
HOW TO HOLD THE GAilIERA
Hold the camera to your face in the side of the lens plate will permit you to
position most comfortable for sighting grip the camera firmly with no danger of
through the view finder. When the camera blocking the lenses with your fingers.
is held as shown in Figure 12, the shutter
release button can be operated comfort- Hold the camera as level as possible.
ably with either the first or second finger You can point it up, or down. But do not
of the right hand. The setbacks at each tilt the camera, or try to hold it vertically.

No!
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VIEW FINDER
The Delta View Finder frames the scene will make an equally pleasing stereo
exactly as it will be framed in the finished picture.
picture. The view finder cannot give you
the 3-dimensional effect, since it has only The foreground is very important.
"one eye." But it does show you the Objects of interest, properly placed in the
identical scene and arrangement that your foreground, will add much to the 3-
camera will photograph in 3-dimensions dimensional effect. However, for maxi-
with its "two eyes." mum sharpness of outdoor pictures, fore-
ground objects should be I0 feet, or rnore, It is easy to get a pleasing arrangement
in your stereo pictures. Since the finished from the camera. Your Delta lenses are
picture, when seen in the viewer, will be so accurately ground so that all objects at
much like the actual scene, itself , any- 10 feet, or beyond, will be clear and sharp
thing that is pleasing to you in real life in the finished picture.

SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON

Pressure on the shutter release button does two things. (1) When the button is
pressed part way down, you will hear a "click" as it trips the lens shutter and takes the
picture. (2) When you continue to press until the button is all the way down, you will
hear a second "click" as it resets the film
measuring rack, which allows the film to be
advanced for the next picture.

Frame your scene in the view finder as you
want it to appear in the finished picture . Gently
press the shutter release button part way down,
until you hear the first click. Pressure should be
smooth. Do not jab the button, nor jerk the
camera. You will find that a very gentle pressure is
enough to trip the shutter and take the picture.

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Alter the hrst click, there is no further way down. The shutter release operates
danger from movement of the camera' so efficiently, either way.
you can firmly press the button all the
way down until you hear the second click The only way the shutter can be cocked
as it releases the film measuring rack. is by advancing the film, so there is neaer
any danger of a double-etcposure.After you You can press to the first click, and then have tripped the shutter once, You cannot continue to press, all the way down, for the
second click. Or, if you prefer, you can trip it again until the film has been ad-
press to the first click, remove your finger, vanced, tro matter how many times You
then press the button a second time, all the press the shutter release button.
TIME EXPOSURES
Time exposures require that both camera
and, subjeci rnust be motionless. Movement
of either one will result in a blurred pic-
ture. Place the camera on a tripod, or
other firm support. Set lefthand lens dial
t t B . t t
a t
Gently press shutter release button, part
way down, until you hear first click . . .
hold it there for the time required for the
exposure . then release. The shutter
will remain open as long as you hold the button down, and the shutter will close when
you remove your finger-. Thitt, pte.r the button a second time, all the way down, to
ielease the fiim measuring rack so the film can be advanced for the next picture.
The shutter release button has a threaded hole for attaching a standard cable release,
in case you prefer to use one when making time exposures. The cable release is pressed
part way down, and held, in the same manner as the shutter release button'

Your Delta Stereo is loaded with film.
You know how to use the view finder and
how to operate the shutter release. You
are ready to take your first pictures of
your favorite scenes and subjects in true-
to-life, 3-dimensions. Choose a clear,
sunny day and you can be confident that
you will get beautiful, natural color pic-
lures that will make your family and
friends feel they are actually "on-the-
scene" when they look at them in your et
viewer. Y)
ADVANGING THE FTLM
To advance the film for the next picture, shutter accidentally.
just turn the winding knob, in direction of Each time the film is advanced, the
arrou), until it stops. (If winding knob will automatic exposure counter fnoves one
not turn, it is because you have forgotten point, indicating the exact number of
to press the shutter release button all the pictures that remain to be taken. When the
way down, to reset the film measuring counter moves to point 1, you have one
rack.) picture left to take, and the shutter is
Since the shutter is automatically cocked cocked. Take the final picture, but do not
as the film is advanced, You may prefer to advance the fi,Im afterward,. You have taken
wait until you are ready to take the next the full roll, even though the counter will
picture, before advancing the film. In that still point at 1 after you have tripped the
wa1lr there will be no danger of tripping the shutter for the final Picture.
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UNLOADING
THE CAMERA
Hold the camera as shown in Figure 13.
Press the shutter release button all the way
down, and continue to hold it down all the
time you are rewinding the film. Do not
attempt to turn the rewind knob unless
you are holding the shutter release button
all the way down.

Turn rewind knob only in direction of rewound. Open the camera and lift the end
arrow. As you turn the rewind knob, you of the film from the take-up spool. Then,
will note that the winding knob turns rewind all the remaining film into the film
backward, becaus€ the film is now un- magazine.
winding from the take-up spool.
When the rewind knob stops (even To remove the magazine from the film
though the release button is held all the cup, lift the rewind knob, turn camera over,
way down), it means that the film has been and the magazine will drop into your hand.

SHUTTER SPEEDS AND LENS OPETTNGS
The lens dial markings are equivalent to openlngs.
the following shutter speeds and lens

Very Bright. r.. ...1/rcA second.

Shade .l /25 second.

Flash 5 ft. .f:18

GLEANTIfG
Only clean lensescan take good pictures. breathing on the surface and gently wiping
Be extra careful when cleaning lenses. Do with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not attempt not touch them with the fingers. They may
be dusted with a clean, camel's hair brush. to remoae the lenses or take them apart, under
More thorough cleaning can be done by any circumstances.
D(' rOT OrL
Your Delta Stereo will not require lu- cause trouble.
brication. Oil or other lubricants will onlv

REPATRS
Cameras in need of repair or adjustment plrcel post or express. Address Repair
can be sent to the factory for prompt and
Depertment, Lennor Engineering Com-careful attention, at very low cost. Box
the camera carefully and send by insured pany, 5612 N. Clark St., Chicago, Illinois.

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BASTG STEPS
TN LOADTNG THE

t'.
These looding instructions,in condensed form, ore intended to serve only os o hondy I
reminder. Do not ottempi to use them until you hove corefully reod the complete instruc-
tions given in this book.

. OPen comero.
. Insert end of film in loke-up spool rlol, lo gecond or third perforotion.
. Prerl lhumb on toke-up spool while you move mogozine unlil it is directly
over film cup.
. Pull up rewind knob ond drop mogozine into film cup'
. Replqce bock cover, ond lock securety.

WTNDING FILT TO POSITTON FOR FIRST PIGTI,RE

. Turn winding knob, in directionol orrowruntil it :tops. Press shutler releose
bu,rton, oll lhe way down.
. Sel expo3ure counler diol to poinf l8
. Turn winding knob (second fime) until it rtops. Press rhuller releose
bulton, qll the woY down.

. Turn winding knob (third time) until it slops.

lf you ore not going io toke the first picture immediotely, you con deloy ?he lhird
turning of the winding knob, ond eliminote ony possibility of tripping the shutter oc-
cidentolly.

LENNOR ENGINEERING COMPANY
lh 5612 NORTH CLARK STREET
CHICAGO 26, ILLINOIS

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SYNCHRONIZERCONTACT
T}IUMBSCREWFITS INTO WITH NYI.ON BEARING
CAMERATRIPODSOCKET

POSITIONING
KNOBS

BATTERYCASE COVER

STIDEDOWN
TO REMOVE LIGHT CONTROL
SHIETD

The Delta Flash Attachment is a perfect match for the Delta Stereo Camera.
It is not an accessoryin the usual sense,but an actual part oJ the camera which can
be attached or detached in a jiffy. Thorough research and expert engineering have
produced exclusiaeJeatures which put the Delta Flash Attachment in a class by
itself, far ahead of the so-called "accessory" flash attachments. It is far more
efficient, more dependable, and much easier to operate.

The Delta Flash Attachment mounts sol'i.dlyto the camera with a single thumb-
screw which fits into the tripod socket. The electrical connections and flash synchro-
nization arebuilt-in. There are no wires or cords to tangle, snag, come loose, or fall
in front of the lenses. The flash bulb is automatically fired bv the shutter .elease
button as the picture is snapped.

The light control shield has a delicate blue tint, scientifically measured to produce
the exact quality of light necessary for taking brilliant, true-to-life color pictures.
The inner surface is molded in a circular pattern which distributes the light more
anenly over the entire picture area. In addition, this sturdy light control shield
serves as a built-in safety shield to give full protection in case a flash bulb should
shatter in the reflector as it is fired.

Ordinary flash reflectors tend to spread the light. This wastes a great deal of the
light on areas which will not appear in the picture. The Delta reflector is expertly
designed to concentratea maximum amount of the light directly upon the picture

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This does not mean that subjects beyondthe good lighting zone cannot be photo-
graphed. It means only that the background colors will photograph darker than
normal. In many pictures, this gives a very pleasing effect. However, subjects in
front of the near point should ahtays be auoid.edbecause the color rvill have a faded
and washed-out appearance.

At first, you will probably want to measure the distance between camera and
subject. However, with a little practice, you will soon be able to judge the distance
accurately enough without having to measure. You will find that the size of the
image in the viewfinder serves as a good indicator of distance.

In all types of indoor color photography, the eyes have a tendency to look
unnatural. This can be overcome by having the room well lighted. Turn on rvall
lights, ceiling lights, etc. The more the better. Then ask your subjects to look
directlv into the camera.
TAI(ING THE FLASH PIGTURE
For top quality flash pictures, carefully follow these simple directions.
o Make sure that fresh flash bulb has been inserted.
o Set lefthand lens dial at SHADE.
o Set righthand dial at the desired near point.
e Make sure the room is well lighted.
o Advance film for next picture.
o Have subject look directly into camera.
o Frame the scene in the viewfinder. Hold camera steady and gentl,ysqueeze
the shutter releasebutton.

The shutter release button
operates for flash pictures in the
same manner as for outdoor pic-
tures. The flash bulb is fired
automatically as the picture is
snapped.

t ttP O R TA N 7: Hold the comero
steody! Movement of the comero
while snopping the picture will
olwoys result in o blurred pic-
lure. Brqce the cqmero ogcinst
your foce in the position mosl
comfortoble for sighfing through
the viewfinder. Hold it lhere,
firmly, while you gently sgueeze
the shutter releose button. The
qclion should be smoolh. Be
cqreful nol lo iob the bullon, nor
ierk the comero.

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H('W    T('  TTSSTALL BATTERIES

  o The back cover of the flash attachment is removed by sliding it downward,
    away from the top of the attachment.

                     l(AA"  o  Install four size       batteries. The Delta Flash attachment will operate
    on either the special_photoflashtype, or the ordinary penlite type batteries.
    The batteries must be inserted so-that the tops poini in the d,iiectionsind,i-
     cated in Fig. 7 .





  o     RSpl"ge cover, making sure that batteries remain in proper position as you
      slide the cover over them.


                    G L E A T { I N G
  The flash attachment light control shield and reflector can be cleaned by breathing
on the surface and,gently wiping with a soft, lint-free cloth. Moke sure the cg,m.ro
fenserore cleqn, loo!

                       R E P A I R S
  Flash attachments in need of repair can be sent to the factory for prompt and
careful attention, at very low cost. Box carefully, and insure,


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             CHICAGO  26, ILLINOIS


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