Kodak Cartridge No. 4 Product catalog

WHATEVER the picture situation, food with Kodak
Film. Millions have found it doesn't pay to take
chances. They use Kodak Film always —and come
home secure in the knowledge that their snapshots
will “turn out”. . . be all that they should be. Accept
nothing but the film in the familiar yellow box—
Kodak Film— which only Eastman makes.

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TO HELP YOU CHOOSE
YOUR CAMERA

JM s2lecting a camera consider, first ofall, the picture size. In this connec-
tion it is important to decide whether you will want to use the bulk of
your pictures in their original size, or whether you expect to have them
enlarged (or enjoy the fun of enlarging them yourself). Kodaks and
Brownies offer you a wide range of models that make album-size pictures.
Other types are designed for “miniature” photography, which begins
with diminutive cameras and negatives and ends with striking enlarge-
ments, or large images projected on a screen.

TYPE OF CAMERA From the standpoint of design, the cameras in this
catalog fall into three classes. The box models, easy to use and modest in
price, are, nevertheless, thoroughly dependable picture makers in their
intended sphere. The largest class, represented by the famous folding
Kodaks, offers greater
compactness and car-
rying ease, and in-
cludes several groups
of successively great-
er versatility. Minia-

ture Kodaks of the 35-millimeter type do
not fold yet are extremely convenient,
especially since they can be carried in a
“field’’ case suspended around the neck,
and used at an instant’s notice without
complete removal from the case.

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