Kodak 35 F3.5 User manual

EW eas
process

and convenience in
18- oF y6-exposure
films in magazines are afforded by
this ingenious new tank, With it you
insert the magazine and, as you turn

a knob, the automatically guided
film is wound on a pre-positioned
spiral reel ..

you pour in and empty
agitate reel .
check temperature—all easily, quick-
ly, and, as the tank is absolutély
light tight throughout these opera-

tions, all in daylight

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY

Rochester, N.Y.

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THERE ARE...

Six Easy Steps

TC GOOD PIC™URES
WITH THE KODAK 35

Wrus thé Ko’ 25, clear, sharp»pie-
tures eat “e made right-fr ou the start,
outdoor indoors, in the daytime or
at nigh.

‘The six easy steps to make good pic-
tures with youir Kodak are given on th
following pages. Th
very easily memorized.

You will find many illustrations which
will give you suggestions for making
similar pictures.

The negatives made with your Kodak 35 can
be enlarged many diameters.
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Loap your camera with the Kodak
Film Magazine in subdued light, never
in direct sunlight or in exceptionally
strong artificial light. The magazine
should not be allowed to remain unpro-
tected in the light; any slight light-leak
through the slot will fog the film.

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Postion of latch 2 when

Position of latch 1 when,
back ie LOCKED,

beck is UNLOCKED,

Turn the latch 1
in the direction of
the arrow to
OPEN, see the
right-hand illus-
tration. Then ex-
erting aslight pres-
sure with the
thumb, slide the

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backoff the
Si) Kodak as
shown on
page 2
Insert the
end of the
film in the
slot of reel
as shown
above. Do not try to remove the reel from
the camera,

Turn the film winding knob 2, in the
direction of the
arrow, until the 3
film has made at [©
least one complete
turn on the reel,
sce illustration at
the right.

Insert the Kodak
Magazine in the
recess opposite the reel, The crosspiece
in the end of the magazine must be in-
serted in the slot of the post of the rewind
knob 3 (page 4). If necessary, turn the

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