Kodak Brownie Bullet II User manual

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  Uses Kodak 127 Films
    Standard enlarged black-and-white or color prints-
       3Yz x 3/z inches
     Color slides-2 x 2 inches, picture area 1Yz x lYz
        inches
  To make sure you undcrstand your camera, read thesc
   instructions. Before any important pictures, shoot a roll
   of film for practice and a check on your equipment. Your
  Kodak dealer will be glad to help you.
    NoIe: Do nol force the shutter release (shotan on fage.E)'  If  1'ou're   practicing witlorrt  filrrr in the camera, ttrrn t]re rvind ktrob olt tirc
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I Push the r,BvER on the bottom of the camera to oPEN;
then remove the rnu rroLDER as illustrated.
2 Place the end of the film spool under the fork of the
spRrNG pointed out by the word r.oeo. Push up against
the spring; then push in the other end of the spool and
let it snap into the hole.
3 The empty spool should be over the wrruD KNoB. If the
end of the spool does not snap into the hole, turn the
wind knob until it does.
4 Break the film seal; then draw the paper, colored side
out, over the film holder marked FrLM Trrrs srDE. Thread
the end of the paper www.butkus.usfully into the slot of the empty

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spool. Turn the wind knob two full
turns to make sure the paper  is
straight and tight. To make sure the
paper is tight, apply pressure on the
paper when winding two turns.
5 Replace the'film holder; make sure
it is all the way in. Lock by moving
the lever all the way tg tocr.
6 Look in the window on the cam-
era back. Wind until the warning
arrow appears; then slowly wind un-
til the "1" is centered. The film name
precedes each of the 12 numbers.

U N T O A D . . . b'tLt neuerin bright, d'irect li'ght
I  After the 72th snapshot, wind until the end of the
paper has passed the fiIm window and is all wound onto
the spool.
2 Push the lever to opEN. Remove the film holder.
Grasp the end of the film spool near the forked spring
and pull out the film.
3 Fold under the end of the paper. Seal it with the
paper sticken
4 To reload the camera, move the empty spool to the
wind-knob side.
Importanf.' Do not leave the
exposed film in bright light.
Have your film developed
as soon as possible.
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FIVE RULES FOR
PICTURE TAKING


The best color snapshots are
made in sunlight. Kodak
Verichrome Pan Film can
be used on sunny or hazy
days.
I  Ffave the sun behind vou.
2 Keep at least 5 feet away from your subject when using
the 13 setting-at least 4 feet with the 14 setting.
3 Hold the camera steady and slowly press the release.
4 Keep the picture simple-avoid confusing back-
grounds.
5 Keep the lens clean for sparkling pictures.

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OUTDOOR
SHUTTER
RELEASE               SNAPSHOTS


                                       Important: When you're
                                       using Kodacolor Film or
                               Kodak Ektachrome Film
                                       Daylight Type, have the
                                      subject in bright, direct
                                                sunlight.


     t  Set the LENS opENrNG LEvER by pressing it in and
   moving it all the way to the end of the slot.
   o Set at the arrow under COLOR 13* for color films.
   o Set at the arrow under 14* B & W for Kodak Veri-
   chrome Pan Film.
   NEVER SET TIIE LEVER BETWEEN THBSE POSITIONS.
    *These are exposure-valuewww.butkus.usnumbers.

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2 Compose the picture with your eye close to the finder
so that you can see all 4 corners of the front finder frame.
The square finder lens is directly above the film window.
3 Hold the camera steady while slowly pressing the
sHUTTER RELEASE all the way down.
 A white spot will appear behind the lens to indicate
that the film needs winding. Be sure to advance the film
to the next number.
  J\fote: The shutter release remains locked after it  is
  tripped until the wind knob is turned. This feature
  prevents accidental double exposures.


                              The picture shows the rec-
                          ommended woy lo hold
                                   the comerq. h's importont
                                         thot you gel o firm grip on
                                   the comerq ond thot your
                                      finger or the hond strop is
                                     not in front of the piciure-
                                    toking lens.

PHOTO AIDS


 HOW TO MAKE GOOD PICTURES is perhaps the most famous
and popular picture-taking book of all time. See your
Kodak dealer for this and other publications.
  THE KODAK CTOSE-UP ATTACHMENT NO. 6l\ is slipped over the
lens for close-ups of people, flowers, etc. Make pictures
frorn 1,7+ to 4 feet at the 14 settine-from 2 to 3 feet at
the 13 setting.
  THE KODAK CLOUD FIITER 6A captures fluffy clouds by mak-
ing the blue sky appear darker. IJse it with Kodak Veri-
chrome Pan Film-neaer  zr-tith Kodak color flms.
 THE KODAK ILLUMINATED POCKET VIEWER OT THE KODAK POCKET
vtEwER allows easy viewing of your color slides.
 THE BROWNIE STARFLEX, STARIET, AND STARMETER CARRYING CASE
will protect your Brownie Bullet II Camera.
  THE KODAK 3oo PROJECTOR lets you see the full beauty of
your color slides brilliantly projected onto a screen.
  See your photo deqlerwww.butkus.usfor these qnd olher photo oids.
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GUARANTEEr\\!\b\\\\\\\\ita111\\\ii\t
Within o yeor ofter purchose, ony repoirs necessory lo this
Brownie Bullet ll Comero due lo o defect in moleriols or
workmonship  will be mode or, ol our option, the comero will
be reploced without chorge. No olher worronty or guoron-
lee, express or implied, sholl be opplicoble to this equip-
menl. Nor ore we responsible for loss of film, for other ex-
penses or inconveniences, or for ony consequenfiol dom-
oges occosioned by the equipment.
   ln cose of o defecf, lhe comero should be senl directly
or fhrough o Kodok deoler to Eostmon Kodok Compony or
o repoir firm outhorized by us fo moke such repoirs.  lt should
be occomponied by o description of the trouble encounlered
ond olher ovoiloble informolion regording the comero, in-
cluding the dote ond ploce of purchose.
            EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
                                     Rochesler, New York

CAMERA FEATURES

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Film: Kodak 727 roll film
  Negative size-lYa x 17e inches
  12 snapshots per roll
  Standard enlarged color and black-and-white prints-
    3/z x 3/2 inches
  Color slides-2 x 2 inches
Lens: Dakon-factory-focused from 5 feet and beyond
   Two lens openings-(13) * for Kodak color films-
     (14) * for Kodak Verichrome Pan Film
       *Exposure-value numbers
Shuller: fnstantaneous with double-exposure prevention
Finder: Eye-level-brilliant, optical
Hond Strop: Adjustable-supplied with camera
Photo Aids: Kodak Close-Up Attachment No. 6,4'
  Kodak Cloud Filter No. 6.4
  Kodak Illuminated Pocket Viewer or Kodak Pocket
    Viewer
  Kodak 300 or 500 Projector

  EASTTAN KODAK www.butkus.usCOIYIPANY, Rochester 4, N. Y.
PT. NO. t58536

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