Kodak Brownie Fiesta User manual

Brownie Fiesta Camera

Your camera makes black-and-white snapshots,
color snapshots, or color slides, depending on
which of three Kodak No. 127 films is loaded
in the camera.

© Kodak Verichrome Pan Film—produces twelve
3% x 3%-inch standard enlarged black-and-
white snapshots.

® Kodacolor Film—produces twelve 34% x 314-
inch standard enlarged color snapshots.

© Kodak Ektachrome Film for Daylight (for color
slides in daylight or with blue flash lamps)—
produces twelve 2:x 2-inch slides (outside di-
mensions) with picture area of 114 x 114 inches.

Before any important pictures, shoot a roll of
film and take a few flash shots for practice and a
check on your equipment. See your photo dealer
for supplies, processing, or prints.

Clip neckstrap to eyelets on each side-of camera
as illustrated on neckstrap package.

LOCK. . WIND KNOB

LOAD—Never in bright light.

1, Slide the cover Locx (on bottom of camera) as
far as it will go toward OPEN. Draw the back cover
down slightly toward the bottom and remove it.
The empty take-up spool should be over the
WIND KNOB (see sketch in camera). If the end-pin
of the spool does not engage the wind knob key,
turn the knob.
2. Break the film sealing band (remove where indi-
cated) on the roll of No. 127 film; then place it in
the film holder by putting the end-pin of the spool
flange inside the hook of the top spring, and press-
ing up against the spring with the spool until the
lower end-pin can slip into the hole at the bottom
of the film holder.