Haneel Tri-Vision Stereo User manual

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I  Unsnap back cover.
2  Be sure empty spool is i" chamber C-affixecl
   to winding knob.
3  Insert new roll of film.
a  Pull end of film across back of camera (green
   paper side out ) and insert tapered end in slot
    in empty spool. By keeping index finger of left
   hand working against film during this operatiort
     it will tend to hold firmer.
   Turn rvinding knob about three i3) turns to
    secure film and to prevent it from slipping after
   cover is closed.
6  Snap cover firmly to exclude light.

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    T Hf Tri-Vision Camera takes six sets of "twin"
          'l'ri-Vision pictures on a roll of film ordinarily de-
        signed for eight single pictures. To avoid double
        exposures it is necessary to carefully follow the
I        directions indicated on the chart printed on the
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        back of the camera. For example, your first exposure
                                    appears through the         is to be taken when # I film
l     LEFT of the three winclows in back of carnera,
                                           taken rvhent        indicated by L. Picture #2 is to be
I     #3 on film appears on the RIGHT rvindow, incli-
       cated by R, and so on, as per chart. C indicates
                                                      each                                                                .l     CENTER windorv. Exanrple: I  I   I. After
                                                                                                              4         exllosure, immediately turn winding knob and set
           filnr for next exposure, ab per chart, otherwise you                                                               t,lt
        nrav forget and have a disappointing double expos-         ;
         ure. The schedule for all six follorvs:
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      When                              Toke                                                    Or
          Film                                  Tri-Vision   Conventionol
                                                   Picture   Snopshots No.
     No. I    is in window  lrf ,,                              No. I   lond2

    No.3    is in windowrrprr                           No.2   3ond4

    No.5    is in window rrp rr                               No. 3   5ond6

   No.5    is in window rrgrr                           No.4   TandB

   No.7    is in windovv rr6rr                          No.5   9and fO

   No.7    is in window rrlrr                          No.6  llond12


NOTE: Refer to this schedrrle on back of your
        camera each tinre you wind film. Remem-                   t'C"     o'R"        ber "L",    and    mean Left, Center
        and Right window respectively.

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 m-                     :r-----                              r                                  r                                                                                                l                            place                                   lens   I O take single pictures,                                                                                                                                                                        tr                                  cap over the left
  hand lens, snap the picture, place lens cap on right                      ll
  hand lens, snap another picture, then turn film to
  next position as shown in schedule.

        UlITOADITG
 ApfEn   all'six sets of tri-vision exposures have
  been taken, turn winding knob until you are sure
  all of the film is taken up on the spool. (Camera
  should be loaded and unloaded in subdued light.)
 Remove spool. To prevent the film from unwinding,
  seal with gummed tape or hold with rubber band.
  If using Eastrnan Kodachrome film it is a good idea                              :.
 to imrnediately put exposed film ,back in metal
 container in which film comes when originally                                                                            I
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FTl}I SPECIFICAflO]IS
      Eastman B2B Kodachrome (for daylight)
      Eastman B2B-A Kodachrome (for inside shots with
         artificial lights)
      Eastman B2B Direct Positive (l-rlack and white)
          This film takes positive transparencies which
          are themselves processed and viewed in the
          lighted Tri-Vision Vierver. That is, it  is
I         not necessary to first make a negative.
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      Eastman B2B Bantam Regular-Black and White
       Panatomic preferred.
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       DEYETOPITG THE FTIM
      Kodachrome B2B (Daylight or Artificial Light)
      must be rnailed to the nearest processing location
        of the Eastman Kodak Company, as per instructions
       received with film. It is developed {ree of charge.
       Airmailing with airmail return stamp or coin will
       speed the service.
      Eastman Direct Positiue-For amateur developing
       consult a reputable photographic supply shop.
I      Otherwise this can be developed by most shops.rl
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Black and White-This film can be developed by
any photographic eoncern or properly equipped
amateur. Print on transparent negative stock instead
of paper, thus reversing the negative to positive.
Remember negative stock is much faster than paper.

HOW tO IAKE
 GOOD TRI.VISIOII PICTURES
1. Camera must be level, do not tip on an angle'
   The use of a tripod is highly recommended, not
   only to insure a perfect level, but to safeguard
.   against movement of camera when pictures are
   taken. Otherwise place camera on table, fence,
    step, rail, etc., when convenient.
2. Principal subject should be near center fore-
   ground-S to 9 feet from camera.
     a. Secondary objects 9 to 12 feet.
     b. Background from 12 feet to infinity'
3. Be careful there is no movement of camera when
   snapping the shutter. Press shutter button with
    steady, even pressure or you will have a blurred
    picture.

llcHt COlfDtflOrS
   TO  ir,rure clear, sharp, fully exposed pictures, be
       sure that your subject is well lighted. Pictures taken
      with subject in the shade yield thin, unsatisfactory
        results. Shadows on faces hide features and per-
        sonalities. You can take your pictures with your back
       to the sun. Too, because Haneel Tri-Vision Camera
        is equipped with Lestra-Lite color corrected, coated
      lens you can also take tri-vision pictures while
      lacing sunlight.
        Best hours for using Kodachrome outdoors are
      between 3 hours after sunrise and 3 hours before
       sunsetl that is, not when the sun is overhead or high
       in the sk1'.
   nuY's*s-     APERTURE ADIUSTMETTS
                         (lmportant)
   THERE     three adjustments of the aperture;                   "..      small, medium and large. Adjustment will click
     when desired aperture opening is reached.
        Daylight: For dull sunlight use large opening,
      turning knob all the way to the right. For medium
       light use medium opening, turning knob to center.
     For excessively bright light such as snow or water
      scenes, and when the sunlight is glary to the eye,
     use small opening, turning knob all the way to
      the left.
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        BU1B EXPOSURE'
            rTtI O take bulb exposures press down the button on
        the left and hold; then press down the button on the
       right and hold for the desired time necessary for
        exposure. Then release the button on the right. That
       ends the exposure; then you can remove your finger
      from the left button. CAMERA SHOALD ALWAYS
    BE SUPPORTED FIRMLY DURING BULB EX.
     POSA RES.




                                                                                                                                                           l           ItrERlong  .
       Wlfff  Kodachrome or black and white film, satis-
        factory results will be obtained by using one IIA
       or 2l Photoflash bulb. Flash as soon after shutter
        is opened as possible to avoid lights .,writing" on
       film. Room lights may be left on, horuever, but
      camera should not face directly into same.
              l.  Set camera for bulb exposure.
        2. Open shutter..
        3. Flash bulb.
        4. Close shutter.
       When using photo flood lamps it is suggested th       _                          atl       the photographer practice on black and white fil              mf        until perfection is obtained.




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