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IT,SFUNTO KEEPA LIVING
DIARY\7IIH HOMEMOVIES
MOVIES provide all the fascination of still phocography I IOME
-plus action. Surely, nothing can match the fun of warching l-l
I I scenes that have given you pleasure and excitement parade on
your own screen. People, too. . . those whom you love. . . flash before
you with breath-taking realism. It's a thrill that never passes.
Movies are easy ro make the Cin6-Kodak way.Sighr the camera-
press a \ever. Your film is sent to the nearest Eastman Processing Station
where it is developed without extra charge, and returned to you rcady to
show. Movies in full, natural colors are just as easy to make. The same
Cin6-Kodak, Model K, with f .L.9 lens that makes black and white
movies-makes Kodacolor movies. Ic's simply a matter of using a
Kodacolor Filter and Kodacolor Film.
Professional movies are available to supplement the films you make
yourself. Kodak Cinegraphs, short professional subjects for home enrer-
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CAMERA enablesyou ro make excellenrhome movies as easily THIS
and quickly as taking snapshos. You merely sighr rhrough a finder- I
I and pressa lever. No focusing. Loads wirh 50 or 100 feet of Cin€-
Kodak Film. Equipped with Kodak Anasrigmar Lens f .3.5.For rhose
who wanc telephoto and Kodacolor movies, as well as black and whire ,
Cin6-Kodak, Model K, wirh f .1,.9lens, is ideal. Its ulua-fast lens is in-
terchangeablewith rhe f .4.5 long focus and f .3.5 lenses.Model K hasIf, waist-height and eye-levelfinders and ahalf-speeddev.icefor overcoming
poor lighr.
Cin6-Kodak, Mo{e.l M, wich Kodak Anascigmar Lens f .3.5, including porrrair
artachrnenr and leacher case. Black only . $ Ts
Cin€-Kodak, Mo_del K, in blue, brown ,'gray or black leacher, wirh case.
Wirh Kodak Anasrigmac Lens f .t.g 150
Wirh Kodak Anasrigmac Lens f .3 5 110
Long-rocusf '4'5 Lensro'E)Zy!::;"FTin, ' ' ' ' 4s
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KODASCOPE
TheEastmdnMade
Ho me M ovie
Proiector
MODELC
KODASCOPE
$60
ODEL C is the smallesrof the Kodascopeprojectorsbut it is en-
tirely sarisfacroryfor showing black and white movies. Model
A is designedfor use in homes, schools or clubs where larger
audiences rnay beenrerrained. Kodacolor can be shown with this model. '(stills' '- Model B is a marvel of ingenuity. It threads iself-stops for
reverses rhe film-rewinds at high speed-projects Kodacolor. The
Library Kodascope consists of the Model B with a walnut case, inlaid
wirh ebony . A uanslucenr screen permits showing movies in daylight. A
walnur cabiner is also available as a base for the Library Kodascopt.
Inside the cabiner there is storage space for reels and accessories.
KODASCOPES,KODACOLOR ACCESSORIES
AND CINE - KODAK FILM
Kodascope, Model C, wich larnp, oiling oucfi.t,ecc. . $ 60.00
Kodascob",Model A, with ex:calarnp, oiling outfi.t,etc.. 180.00
Kodascope, Model B, cornplete wich fiber case, excra lamp, 7,' or Z-inch
lens, ollitrg oucfit, ecc. 27 5.OO
Library Kodiscope , cornplete with walnuc case and self-contained screen,
extra lamp , 7,- and L-inch lenses, oiling outfit, etc. 300.00
Cabinec for Library Kodascope , including screen 150.00
Kodacolor Assembly for Cin€-Kodaks, Models K, B and BE f .I.9 15.00
Kodacolor Assernbly for Kodascope, Model B, and Library Kodascope 18.00
Kodacolor Lens Unit for Kodascope, Model A . 20.00
Cin6-Kodak Safety Filrn, SO-foot roll, $3.25; 100-foot roll 6.00
Cin6-Kodak Panchrornacic Safecy Film, SO-fooc roll, $4.00; 100-fooc roll 7.5O
Kodacolor Filrn, 5O-foot rol[, $4.75; 100-foot roll 9.00
Atkyaur Cind-Kodak dealer for descriptive bool{et.
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KODATOY.
A Practical16 mm.Movie Proiectorlor Children
| /ODATOY IS A TOY movie projector that is entircly safe even
K for young children. It uses L6 mm. Kodak Safety Film (non-in-
| \ flammable). It's surprisingly easy to thread-simple to operate.
Yer rhere is norhitrg "toyish" about the pictures Kodatoy projects. They
are c\ear,brillianr, flickerless.The Kodatoy outfi.t includes a miniature
rhearrewith its own "silvered" screen.
Kodatoy outfic, including theatre, cwo empty 100-fooc metal reels, cord
and plug. For use wich 105-L25,60-cycle, AC only . $12.00
Kodaroy, rnocor driven model. For use with 105-I25,60'cycLe, AC only 18.50
Mocor drive unit also available as an accessory. Can be easily and quickly
arcached ro hand-cranked rnodel. Cornplete wich 105-LZl-volt, 60-cycle,
AC motor, belt, and necessaryficcings 6.50
Kodaplays, special rnovie subjeccs on 16 rnm. Safecy Film for use with the
Kodaroy, include comedies, advenrure, travel, animated carcoons and ocher
piccures. Priced ac 30, 60 and 90 cencs each.
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THEKODAKSHUTTERS
THEKCDAMATIC
qRDER tq make rhe besr possiblepicrures lN
I under greatly varying condiiions, a camera
I musr have an unusually reliable and versarile
shurrer. k was with rhis in mind rhar rhe Ko da-
madc was developed.k is consrructedlike a fine
watch-precisewarcn-preclse_roto therne lasrrast gegree,degree, rhoroughlytnoroughly de-de-
p en d a b I e, I o n g - I asr i n glr o_cli a I I en ge t,tcc?ssfu I I y
every situarion in which the amareur phorogra-
pher rnay find himself.
A wide choiceof automaticspeeds-sevenin all-is provided:\b,l/s,
r/to, rrbs,r,6o,L/too,and LAso'ora/zoo(as lisred); besidesbulb and ti.me.A
slidingsrrsrng scalescale controllingconcrolllng thetne cllapnr?$rndiaphr?gm showssnows atat aa glanceglance rhethe speedspeed oror
stopstop toto useuse inin dulldull ,, gtdy,gtdy, clearclear oror brillianrbrillianr liehr.lighr. AdiusrmenrAdiusrmenr isis -ud.-ud. inin anan
instant, ald the shutter makes the selected ex_posurewirh urmosr accur acy.
The Kodamaric is supplied on rhe Specia[ Kodaks (excepr V. P. K.).
THEDIOMATIC
time; enable rhe user ro fic his exposure accur:;rcly
ro rhe lighr.
The Diomatic performs wirh all rhe sure precl- l : sion expected of qualiry equipmenr, for ir is de-
signed and assembledwidr the same care that characterizes rhe more
pretentious Kodam atic.
THEKODEX
who prefer inexpensiveand simply op- DEOPLE J- erated cameras neveruhelesswanr an enrirely
trustwoglry shutrer thac assuresconsisrently good
resuls. The Kodex meets these require-ettri. Ir
has bulb, time, and auromacic speedsof lbs and
a6o. Carefully, scienrificallyconsrrucred,the Kodex
is a worthy member of the group of shurtersfound
on Eastman cameras.
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THEKODAK
ANASTIGMATS
f.7.7,f.6.3,f.5.6,f.4.5
THE anasrigmacstands at che peak of photographic.lens,design.Be-
| ."*" of high cosc,however, it was formerly available onty o.n:qu\p-
|'e"t.-""-"n. bevoid rhe reach of the ^verage amateur. Ic remained for the Kodak Company-one of whose plants is devoced almost ex-
J;ri;;it - t""t -u.trri"..ure-to reducecotts to such an extent that now
a11yonecan afford a canaerawith one of chesesplendid lenses.
"i-oti
TRUEANASTIGAAATCUALITIES
VODAK Anastismats record vertical and horizontal lines in the same
l\;l#*iili u" Zo"aI desreeof clearness.They have an essentially flat
fl.Ij.-E"." -t1." .li"y at their widesc openings, a-lldetail in the
--same plane is recordedwith"r.".,sedsharpnessto the very edgesof the negative'
A;e ;l-t.y he,re all rhe speedfor which rhis type oF lent is noted. The
Kod"l Anastigm ^i 7.2.Z, aside from its other ^f,r^nr^ges ove.rthe rapid
i*iii"""t, i, 3o-.r],rh^.'fascer. The f .6.3 is sixty pei cent faster than
;il;;;.ii;;^r:making snapshos potrib.l" under conditions chac would
be out of the'question-foran ordinary lens.,Thef.'5..6,.inturn, is one-
quarrer again"i f^. as the f .6.3, and the t' 4 s.admits half again as much
ti;f;r fi,e f .5.6. Ic is inierescingto toc" chac the f 15 is practic3'lly
;i;;; f"tJrt the t'.6.3, and alirosr rhree cimes as fasc as the f 7 7.
FEATUREDCN MODERNKCDAKS
VODAK Anastiqmats, the equal of any anastigmatsmade anywhere,
N a promineilt feature o[- all the Modern Kodaks. These cameras
"r"f"t. Ltr", at low costs, enabling even the beginner-comake pictures off"i
underconditionsthat would have beenthought impossiblea f ew yearsago.
KCDARLENSf.7.9
THE Kodar f .7.9, an Eastman development, is of the anastigmat
I iu*. ti it o"lv a uifle faster than the rapid rectilinear which it rc'
plu*t, bur it approach_esthe anasligpal in defining and covering power
ind girresnegaci.retof consistentlyhigh qualicy-.
k[a"i1"nr"r .oir buc lircle more chin the reciilinear cype and are ful|y
worth the small dift-erence.
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KODAKVERICHROMEFILM
THIS Eastman product,^public, very recently an-
I nounced to the is an entirely' new
| .yp" of roll frlm, and representsthe gr""r.rc
improvement made in snapshor film since l;
1903. It gives rhe amateur grearerfreedom in i
his picture-making procedure rhan ever be- .
forc. Ar che same rime irs special, double l:
'l , l coating of sensirivesilver yieldJnegativesof a
bea,utyand richnesshitherto unequalled. The 'the : followi-ng are some of outsianding fea-
tures of rhis new film.
Ic is highly orrhochromadc, so that natural
color balance is maintained throughout rhe
pictures it pro4uces.It is especiallysensicive i
to yellows and greens, .the colors thac pre-
dominare in narure. Ordinary film is blind to thesecolors. '-the.glare Halation "fuzz' thar somecimessurroundsbrighr sporsin
rhe picrure-is eliminated- This is accomplishedby a new, .o-ior"d back.
ing on the film, _whichabsorbsobjectionlble lighr rays. (The color dis-
appearsduring developmenr.)
speed,Kodak Verichrome Film excels even regular Kodak Film. _.[n
This means thac che new film affords even greaterindependenceof bright
lighr. k will producerich, derailedpicruresln rhe rain,^orunder shade,or
early and.Iate in the day. SimiIa{y, ir protecrs the user, ro an unprec-
edented degree,againscunder'timing-rhe mosr common error.
Its latitude-range of sensitiviry-is so wide rhat the shutrer may be
set incorrecly (within reasonablelimirs), yer an acceprablepicture wiil be
obtained. Tests indicate a degreeof laticude thac gready increasesthe
range of conditions under which evgn rhe simple-.r&mer a r'rraybe oper-
ated successfullywhen loaded wich Kodak Veiichrome.
A new and exclusive p-rocessgives Kodak Verichrome negatives a
sparkling, ground'glass eilecc. Initead of being cransparenrch"efilm is
translucent, so thac a Verichrome negative cai be eaiily disringuished.
And one _glance-derail ac such a negative proves thac the image coirains a
wealth of in both highlGhrs and shadows.Through6ut rhe nega-
tive area there is a rich. warm delicacv.
Kodak verichrome Film is available in all the popular sizes, and
costsbut a few cenrs more'than regular, single-coatedfilm. (Seelist of
prices o.n oppo.sftep.age.)Thg yellow carrons in which it is packed are
easily idendhed by the red and black checkeredstripe-rhe sign of better
pictures.
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KCDAKMETALTRIPCDS
THESE uipods, the resulc of many years of experiencein constructing
I camera supports, are models of lightness,compaccnessand rigidity.
I The legs are of brassrubing, the sectionsin each telescoping neatly to
give small collapsed size without sacrifice of strength. The lower sec-
iiont and the heids are nickeled, while the upper te.lions are finished in
black enamel.
There are six models from which to choose.When closed,their lengths
range from llsr/8 to LSYz inches, so that even the largest is convenienc
to clrry. Nos. I and Z have revolving heads which permit che camera
ro swing in any desireddirection withouc moving the cripod itself. They
also have straps to hold the legs in place when closed. Nos. 0, lC and
2Chave solid heads.Their legs have no straps.
The head of
i
"WWY@;;rWe#rEv4*P@ No.6 (illusrared
in its carrying , ' i . I - . . - f . - - l '; case) includes a
hinge which per-
mltsmits tnethe legslegs toro tolofold flat-pataLrcLflar-paraliel toto one'one anoEneranother lnsfeaclinstead orof rnin fthefis usualusuar
triangular form. The result is a narrow shape which, with-che excreme
shortshort*nessessofof thethe trinodtripod whenwhen closed.closed, makesmakes No.No. 66 easiesceasiescofof allall toto carrv.carry.
DETAILS AND PRICES
: Lenttl;;;-
Sections we ieht Price
Kodak Mctal Tripod No. 0 3 lJl inches 397f inches f 5 5.nc.t . ' $2.75
Kodak Metal Tripod No. f C 4 lJfu inches 481( inches 2Jf ounces . 4.00
Kodak Metal Tripod No. I 4 15 inches 48f inches 247f ounces 4 50
Kodak Metal Tripod No. 2C 5 l3rZ inches 49!l inches 26 ounces 4 50
Kodak Metal Tripod No. 2 5 l3y'linches 49rf inches 25 ounces 5 0O
Kodak Meral Tripod No. 6 6 |l/sinches 40 inches 24 ounces . 6.50
Learher Carrying'Case, for Nos. 0 to 2, in"clusive zJO
Ditto, for No. 6 3.f5
Rubber Tips, for Metal Tripod Spurs (per set of 3) . . .10
THEKCDAPCD
THE litrle Kodapod is an exceedingly
I handy arrangement particularly
suited for use in place of a tripod in
outdoor photography. The toothed
jaws at one end firmly grip tree, fence
or orher wooden object, while the other
end threads into any standard tripod
socket. A clamping screw adjuss the
camerato the corre;t horizoncil or vertical position, where
it is firmly held while the exposure is being made.
The Kodapod . $r.7s
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THEOPTIPCD
ERE is a neat little device-a com-
l-l bined rripod head and feh-lined clamp
-rhac ii frequently used instead of a | |
iripod and, in many cases,as an adjusable
heid for a tripod.
Used alone the Optipod clamPs to ?nY
shelf, table, window ledge, running boa-rdor
other support, and holds the carrrcra-hrmly .. :,', , -! u, .'= , - , , , ,,;,.a.:. ,, ;, ., ,. l:;1.;,. while thl-exposure is being made. It fits any
standard tripod socket. It is small and light, and slips
readily into the pocket.
The ball and socket joint is a great convenience
sincesince 1tit permttspermits tlltlngtildngthetne cameracarYrerato_almosc-to almost arrya1y an:gLc.angle.
Ic is especiailyvaluaLle when the Op.tipod is use{ in
.orrrr"..ion with a tripod to photograph iubiecs which
are atclose range or ocherwise so situated that it is im-
possible to place the tripod alone in the desired position'
The Optipod
FLASHLIGHTMATERIALS
(-INCE it makes one independentof daylight,
) flashtight photography is a year-around
sporr. Giving iompl-te control of illumination,
ii means goJd indbor pictures under otherwise
impossible conditions. i",L
A.r..y simple way is to usethe Kodak Flash
Sh."t--h;ii;tHold"t'a.rd East-an Flash Sheets.The lattet afe placed o! the
;Jig"i."J fro- behind.They burn slowly, giving a broadand
powerful,yet soft, light.
No. 1 Flash Sheecs,package )4 dozen sheers,3 x 4-inch $ ]q
No. 2 Flash Sheets,package 1 2 dozen sheecs,4 x 5-inch .$
No. 3 Flash Sheers,peckage )zdozen sheets,5 x7-inch .91
Kodak Flash Sheec^HoldEr . L.Zs
Flash cartridges are recommended only where in-
stantaneousexposuresare required.
Eastman No. 4 Flash Cartridges, for use only wirh - --
fuse, per package of 1/z dozen. . $ '50
D i t t o , ' N o . 5 . . . ' 8 0
bi..o, No. 6 L'zs
Flath sheets and cartridses cdnnot be shipped by mail' Qet
them directly from youi dealer. See "Terrns," page 64'
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KODAK
PORTRAIT
ATTACHMENT
HERE'STHE WAYTHE PICTUREWASMADE
AND HERE'STHEACTUALPICTURE,MADE!/ITH
A KODAKAND KODAKPORTRAIIATTACHMENT
lF'.il."I""t"-tii;;a subiecris placedwirhin arm'slengthof the ordinaryhandcamera, I 6l.rrr.d image.Bur -ht. the lensis supplementedbv a-
I k";i"r.-iiorrrair ,q..".ir;.ir rhe car.''erais adaprcdto the making of
.lt"t-irrg "close-ups" of your farnily ^\d^friends, 2S '::d,%
-.tt ii""r-cut, ilor.4ange pictures of flowers' art
"t :ts.
The attachmenc is quicklY
ns and the carnera is oPer-
.odak Portrait Attachment
l#n?i;nu:?f;"T!^'"-
KODAKCOLORFILTER
For prices of these attachments, see page 47 '
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KODAKSKYFILTER
f-\ RIGHT clouds in a blue sky reflect
K much more lighr rhan the rest of an
D outdoor viewl But the Kodak Sky
F-ilter with its yellow-scainedupper half
holds back the light from the sky. This
restrained light renders the clouds dis-
rinctly while the darker portions of the
picturenicrrrre s?tgeL thethe benefitbenefit ofof fullfull exDosureexposure
ihro.tgh the clearhalf of the attachment.
Th; Kodak Sky Fiher slips rcadily over rhe camera
lens and does not require any change in the exposure.
KODAKDIFFUSIONPORTRAITATTACHMENT
THE concentric lines polished into
I the surface of this attachment diffuse
the light that reaches the lens. Besides
givin[ large images like the regular
Kodal Porirait Actachment, this little
disk lends a charmittg softnes
mosph ere-tq pictur_es._It reducessharp
contrasts, softLns chalky high-lighs
and blends harsh lines, SO that pictures made with it
take on the popular "soft focus'' effect The attach-
ment is not, h^o-ever, extreme in is action, and there is
no danger of getting unpleasant " fuzzftless."
KODAKPICTORIALDIFFUSIONDISK
n KODAK Picrorial Diffusion Disk doesfor landscapepictureswhat a
/1 Kodak Diffusion Portraic Arrachmencdoesfor "close-ups." It lends
a pleasing softness, withouc loss of brilliancy, and gives
reiuls that are artistic as well as different.
The V. P. K. Diffusion Disk, used with the V. P. K.
Special and the v. P. K. Series I[[, f 16 !ens, can be
.tsed not only for landscape work, buc also for portraits
ar 5)/z feer and beyond.
These disks slip on or off rhe lens mounc in an instant and
their use doet ttot involv e anY change whasoever in cam-
era operation.
For prices of these attachments, see page 47 -
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VELOX\(/ATERCOLOROUIFII
HOTOGRAPHIC prin$ and lanternslidescan be coloredeasily , 7r-
lJ tlstlcally,tistically, byDy uslngusing Veloxv elox \-olor:Colors. They arc transparencand blend
t rcadily, so that the desiredeffect is
obtainedwithout experienceor special
ability. The outfit includes twenty-
six stamps of each of twelve colors,
and three brushes. It comes in a white
enamel case, the inside cover of
which is used as a mixing palette.
Velox Water Color Outfit (book of color starrrps,three brushes, case). . $1.00
Velox Transparent Water Color Stamps, cornplete book of 12 colors. .50
SeparaceColor Leaves, per sheet . .04
Set of three Special Brushes . .50
COMBINATIONBACKS
(^OMBINATION Backs adapt
\-' 3A, Aurographic Kodaks, R.g-
ular and Special, to double plate
holders.The photographerthen has
the advant age of ground glass
focusing and, if he so desires,can
make one or two exposures and
develop them at once.
V/irh rhe addirion of Kodak Cur
Film Sheaths in the plarc holder
carnera for use with Kodak Cut Film, Eastman Commercial Ortho
Film, and Easrman Super-sensitive Panchromatic Film. (See pages
49 and 50 )
Combinarion Back wirh ground glass,for No. 3A. Aurographic Kodak $4.00
Ditto, for No. 3A Special 5.00
Kodak Double Plate Holders for either of the above, each 1.50
EASIMANPLATES
THE amateur who intends to use plates, either in a 3A Kodak or in a
I plate carneraof any size,will find ic very much toj".'*?,,i3;'tr::his adva.ntageto use ?s:ffffi;:::Ttr#"liB:tri.'€::?T3:u3: (orthochromatic), Wratten & Wainwrighc Panchromatic, Wratten
Hyperscnsitive Panchromacic.
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KODAKCUTFILMSHEATH
DAPTS a plate holder to the use of
, Kodak Cuc Film, Eastman Commer-
cial Ortho Film and Eastman Super-
sensitive Panchromatic Film. It is made of
aluminum, ribbed for rigidity, and is instantly
inserted or removed.
Zr/x311 3rAxarA 3%x51,4 4x5
Kodak CucFilrn
Sheath,each $ .10 $ .10 $ .rc $ .rc
KODAKCUTFILM
VODAK Cut Film offers every advantage
l\ of piares, anci in addition it weighs only
one-renrh as much, is free from halation,
easier to handle, and unbreakable. The nega-
tives it produces are of suictly superior qual-
iry. Through the agency of the Combination
Back, Double Plate Holder (seepage48), and
Kodak Cut Film Sheaths, No. 3A Auto-
graphic Kodaks, Regular and Special, can
rcadily be adapredfor use wirh this film.
TheThe speedsneedofof RegularReqular KodakKodak CutCut FilmFil is
comparable to that of the average poruait plate or of regular Kodak
Film. The Super Speed is about twice as fasc as Regular, yec it equals the
latrer in laritude , gradation and fineness of grain. It gives the besc pos-
sible negarives under difficuk light condirions and with short exposures,
wirhour sacrificirg any of rhe qualiries on which film superiority is
founded. k opens rhe way to unrhought-of possibilities in speed work,
home portraiture, etc.
Zr/x3l( 3rAxarA 312x5/z 4x5
Kodak Cut Filrn, Regular, dozen $ .45 $ .65 $ .90 $ .90
Kodak Cuc Filrn, Su.perSpeed,dozen .45 .65 .90 .90
EASTMANCOMMERCIALORTFTOFILM
THIS film is color-sensirive ro a high degree, and gives especially good
I color separation in landscapes or multi-color still-life subjects. It is
about half as fasr as Kodak Cut Film Regular and is supplied in cut
film form. It is not sensitive to red
ZrA x 3LA 3rZxarA 312x5% 4x5
EastmanCommercial Ortho Film, dozen . $ .45 $ .65 $ .90 $ .90
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EASTMANSUPER-SENSITIVE
PANCHROMATICFILM -T-HIS new cuc film is completely sensitiveto all colors and when used
I with proper filters gives splendid monochrome reproductions of all
I tints and shades. In addition it has arnazing speed,especially under
Mazda lighs, and opens up a new field to the seriousamateur. Because
of its extreme sensitivicy it must be manipulated in tocal darkness.
(See precautions on package. )
Eastrnan Super-sensicive ZrAx3rA 3r1xar,1 3LAx51/z 4x5
Panchromatic Filrn , dozen $.50 $.75 $1.00 $1.00
KODAKFILMTANK
THESE outfis afford the easiest, most
I reliable means of developing roll film
negatives. No darkroom is necessary. By
means of the light-right box the film is
transferred to a rce| being covered at rhe
same time by a protecting apron. Reel,
film and apron are immersed in the solu-
tion cup and development is made accord-
ing to directions.
Vest Pocket Kodak Film Tank, for Vesc Pockec or No.0 Brownie filrns . $3.50
Zr/-inch Kodak Film Tank, for filrnt ZrZ inches wide or less 4.50
Zrl-inch Kodak Filrn Tank, for frlrns ZrA inches wide or less 5.50
311-inch Kodak Filrn Tank, for fllms 312 inches wide or less 6.50
Flexible Fixing and Washing Tank, for 3 rl-inch Kodak Film Tank Z.5O
Kodak Tank Developer Powders, per th dozen (according to che size of rhe
Filrn Tank wirh which rhey are ro be used) $.20, $.25, $.SO
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per %-1b., %-1b., or l-lb. package. $.10, $.15, $.25
No.2 BRO\(/NlEDEVELOPINGBOX
THIS is an adaptation of rhe
I Kodak Film Tank, SOsimple and
r proficient that any boy or girl can
operate1
metal box is just the right length to hold, when looped once, a roll of
AIZ0, Vn}, L20, A1,27,V1Z7 or IZ7 film. The developing is done in
daylighr by followittg rhe simple and explicic direcrions picked wich
eachbox. '
PRICES
No. ZBrownie Developing Box . 9I.75
Brownie Developing Box Powders, per package of 6 .ZO
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per %-1b., yz-\b., or l-lb. package, $.10, $.15, $.25
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KODAKDEVELOPINGBOX,No.1
THIS tank provides a swifc and easy means to
I uniform developmenc of cuc fiIm. It takes
I twelve films, eich suspendedin the solution
, from a Kodak Cut Film Developing Hanger. De'
i velopment proceedsby the time and temperature
: method. The tank is made of acid-rcsisting metal
: and measures4x5)/+ x 6 inches.
Kodak Developing Box, No. 1, withouc hangers . $2.00
KODAKCUTFILMDEVELOPINGHANGER
Kodak Cut Film Developing Hangers, each . $ .20
EASTMANTHERMOMETER
AN accvrate instrument, especially con-
/ \ venient in tank or uay deveiopment.
The swinging hook which is provided
makes it easy to suspend the thermometer
in solutions. Its curved back protects the glass tube and fits the corner
of a developing tank.
EascmanTherrnorrreter. o . . . $.90
THERMOMETERSTIRRINGROD
pur- uipleTHIS rth. : I pose rod is
inch in diameter
by 9r/+ incheslong, and is stoutly constructed.Stirrirg with it mixes in-
grediens thoroughly and at the same time gives an accvraterecord of
the temperature.-The enlarged and flattened end is useful in crushing
lumpy powders.
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KCDAKSAFELIGHTLAMP
THIS lamp is ideal for all darkroom uses.It is made
| .o suit the work of the beginner, the advanced
I amateur, or the professional.
k is supplied with a 5 x 7 Series2 Safelight, for
usewith all films or plates,exceptpanchromacic.Safe-
lights of other seriesare also available.
The lamp is made of metal, neatly finished. It is
supplied with safelight, electriccord and fimings.ex'
cepting Z1-watt eleccricbulb.
Kodak Safelight Lamp.
E x t r a S a f e l i g h t , 5 x T ,
EASTMANSAFELIGHTLAMP
CUSPENDED from an electric cord or frxture, the
) E"r.-an Safelighr Lamp rhrows the lighc from a
lO-watt bulb directly downward over the work-uble.
Unless otherwise ordered, it is supplied with 5 x 7
Series 2 Safelight, for use with all films or plates,
excepcpanchromatic.
Eascman Safelight Lamp, withouc bulb . $3.00
.Extra Safelight, 5 x 7, any series .75
BRC\ilNIESAFELIGHTLAMP
THE Brownie Safelighc Lamp, but little larger than the elecuic bulb
I i. holdt. screwsinto*any eleciric socket. It is made of iapannedmecal,
and has safelightsboth ai the end and at the front,,as shown. Both safe-
':r rrir lights are Series Z, and are int-grchangeable-with other
seiies. A l0-watt electric bulb (noi supplied) is the
sourceof illumination.
Brownie Safelight Larnp . $L.75
Exrra Circular End Safelight (any series), each .25
Excra Reccangular Safelight (any series), each. .4O
EXTRASAFELIGHTSFCRSAFELIGHTLAMPS
SBnrps00-For use with developing-out papers (except bromide).
SnnrnsOA-For use with bromide paper and with lantern slide places.
SnuBs l-For use with films or plates not highly color sensitive.
. Snnres }-For use with Kodak Verichrome Film and other exua
rapid orchochromatic films and places.
SBnrEs 3-For usewith red-sensitivepanchromatic fllms and plates.
Price,any series,for Eastman and Kodik Safelight Lamps-$I5; for
Brownie Safelight Lamp, circular-$.25; rectangular-$.40.
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KCDAKCANDLELAMP
\ \ / /HENEVER space is at a premium, or wherever
electricity i; available-on the camping-rrip, for \ X / 1ot
V V instance-this clever lamp is very popular. k is col-
lapsible and takes up but little room when nor in use. [c
is made of special,tested ruby fabric bound in metal frames,
and gives a strong light, safe for photographic work.
Kodak Candle Lamp, wich one candle . $ .40
Exrra Candles, per dozen. .50
KODAKDARKRCCMLAMP
THE Kodak Darkroom Lamp is oil burning, is firted
I with borh orange and ruby slass,and has anidiustable
winge-dlight shield. The unu-suallybroad wick it ,"gu,
lated from the oucside and gives a sofr, steady light.
Kodak Darkroom Lamp . $1.50
IMPROVEDKCDAKFILMCLIP
A STURDY, dependableclip made in two styles of solid, non-corro-
/ \ sive metal. One is used in suspendingrhe film frorn a supporr. The
other can be attached to the lower edge of rhe
film, a lead weighr keeping the film taur. Boch
sryles have Z-inchjaws. Drainage holes in rhem
prevent water from collecring, and eliminate rhe
danger of streaking dry frlms.
Improved Kodak Film Clip, wirhour lead weighr g .35
lmproved Kodak Film Clip, wich lead weighr .45
KCDAKJUNICRFILMCLIP
TWO teerh in the jaw o[ this clip remove all possibiliry
I of slipping. The clip is made in one sizeonly,lszto inches
wide , of acid-resisringmeral, and is equally pracrical for tray
development or for drying films.
KodakJuniorFilm Clip. . $0.15
EASTMANFILMDEVELOPINGCLIP
A STRONG and thoroughly dependable
A clip. Made in rwo siies,' with nickel
finish.
311-inch, per pair. . . $ 30
S-inch, per pair. 40
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DEVELCPINGTRAYS
"Bull's Eye" (Composition) EascmanEnameled '4x6 3r1x4fu.$ .30 3r,4x1,2.$1.30 . $ . 6 s
4 x 5 . 4 O 5 x 8 . . 8 O 5 x 7 . .85
4 x6 .45
DEVELCPINGAND PRINTINGCUTFITS
. " " " : ; ; b * \ - -fHE camerist who wishes to
I d" his own developing by
I the t^y method, and to
make his own prints, can save
himself both time and expense
by using eicher of these outfics.
PRICES
One Kodak Candle Lamp . $ .40
One Printing Frarne. .4O
One Glass for Frarne .05
One 4-ounce Graduate. .I5
One Stirring Rod . .06
Four Developing Trays : . .4O
Five Tubes Eastrnan Special Developer .35
One-half pound Kodak Acid Fixing Powder . .15
Two dozen 3/+ * SrA-inch Velox Paper .4O
Two ounces Nepera Solution for developing Velox .ZO
Instruction Book (free)
EASTMAN 3A OUTFIT, cornplere,nearlypacked "#: $133
EASTMAN ABC OUTFIT, sirnilar to above but providing for 4 x S-inch
or smaller piccures. . $2.00
,,ELEMENTARY PHCTCGRAPHICCHEMISTRY"
THIS informative booklet fills the need for a sim-
I ple account of photographic chemistry for prac-
tical photographers. Chapter I concains a brief in-
troduction to elementary chemistry. Subsequent
chapcers describe the important photographic
chemicals, their properties and reactions. Impor-
tant fearuresare a table of solubilities of the chem-
icals in common use, practical information on
formulas, the preparation and use of solutions, etc.
The latesr edirion of this 100-page book has
been thoroughly revised and much new material
has been added to bring it completely up to date.
k is carefully printed and is attractively bound in
boards.Price, $.50.
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KCDAKAMATEURPRINTER
l-OR quick and convenienccon-
I tact printing the amateur can
I chooseno berter means than this
compact device, built simply but to
Eastman scientific standards.
It fits negatives from L6/ex Z1/z
to 4 x 5 or 3\/a x SYz inches. The
negative to be printed is placed on
the top glass window by the light
of a red bulb inside the printer. A
simple masking arrangement con-
uols the white margins and holds
the negative during any number of
exposures.The paper is placed over
rhe negative and the hinged frame
closed. This automaticallv turns on
a 60-watt eleccriclamp (noc sup-
plied) and makes the exposure.
The position of rhis lamp isleadily
adjustable to give even illumina-
. tion to negatives of various sizes.
The printer is supplied with 57/z feet of elecuic cord with plug at-
tached, and one red bulb. By simply inserting an ordinary 60-watt iamp
the printer is made ready for inscant use.
Kodak Arnateur Printer $10.00
KODAKAUTC-MASKPRINTINGFRAME
THIS frame can be used in printing from l
I any negatives of amatevr size 4 x 5,
37r'+* 51/zinches or smaler.
Attached to the frame are two slides l
adjusted from the outside, formin g an ac-
curate mask of whatever size is desired.
Any number of uniformly masked prins i
can be made wichout readjusting the nega- i
tive or the masking slides. l
The entire fr{rne is carcfully con- i' structed, of quality material, to give
ye rs of service.
Kodak Auto-Mask Printing Frame $1.50
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EASTMANPRINTINGFRAMES -|HESE frames have a cwo,section hinged back, with clamps to hold
I the negative and paper firmly.
| . .Constr-uctionis. of beech, a high grade wood rhar assuresrigidity
and long life, and obviates danger of warping.
For 211 x 3rr1-inch plares and V. P. K. or srnaller filrn
negatives . $ .35
For 212 x 412-inch or srnaller filrn negarives. .4O
For 31,1 x 4fu-inch plates and ZL/a x 3r1-inch or smaller
filrn negatives .4O
For 3fu x 511-inch or srnaller film negacives. .4O
For 3r,1 x 511-inch plates .45
For 4 x 5-inch plates or films .4O
For 5 x7-inch plates or films .55
For 3l x lZ-inch films 1.60
Eastman Printing Frames are supplied without glass.'
KCDALCIDPRINTINGMASKS
transparent, durable masks, orange-red in 1. THESE .
I color, have openings of various convenient sizes.
TheirtranSparenCyenablestheuSertoseec1earlythe
portions of the picrure which are being masked off.
The masks are supplied either wirh or withour rrim- I
ming guides, which provide for a r/s-inch margin.
For 3A' Frarnes, B masking sizes, each . $ .fO ;.i
For 4 x 5 Frames, 6 rnasking sizes, each .10
For 5 x 7 Frames, 5 rnasking sizes, each .15
KCDAKMAGNESIUMRIBBCNHOLDER
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X:ir,liielffi:j:l1':i,;Tl!Tfr"il' * W in generaL lt is furnished in the handy holder ,--*;&=
':i;i,;:,:,1,,;,.,,:':. illustrarcd. It is best ignited by means of the =
special alcohol lamp listed below. A forward
movement of the thum6 pushesout the desiredlength of ribbon rhrough
a small opening, while a reverse movemenc extlnguishes the ribbon
instantly. Thus, the Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Hold?r is another of the
many Eastrnan accessoriesrhar, when called upon, are ready to add so
much to photographic pleasureand convenienCe.
Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder. . $ .50
Alcohol Larnp .50
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