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Kodak Medalist Accessories User manual
User manual for Kodak Medalist Accessories. 2 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Kodak
- Model / document
- Kodak Medalist Accessories
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 2
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- Camera accessories
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ACCESSORY BACK FOR
KODAK TIEDATIST CAMERAS I AND II
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TO ADJUST THE BACK headless screw countereloclnpise as far as it'I will go.
1. Remove the regular camera back. Fullv retract
the lens. Attach the Accessory Back, as shown Adjust each corner of the spacer frame by
in figure 1, with the LATCH for the GROUND following the instructions above.
GLASS PANEL to the right. Be sure the Acces-
sory Back HINGE PINS are securely locked in 5. To checkthe adjustment,replace the groundglass
the CASE HINGES. The small LUG automatically panel by inserting the BOTTOM HINGE PIN into
adjusts the range finder, focusing scale, and the BOTTOM HOLE of the panel (figure 4); re-Tr parallax of the view finder for the diff erent film tract the HINGE CATCH and fit the UPPER
plane of the Accessory Back. HOLE over the HINGE CATCH PIN. Close the
ground glass panel and latch it.
2. Remove the groundglass panel from the Acces-
sory Back by lifting up the LATCH; then draw Placethe camera on atripod, Withthe range
down on the small HINGE CATCH, figure 2, and finder, focus on a large wall chart or calendar.
Iift off the panel. Make sure the chart or calendar is parallel to
the ground glass. Screw a Kodak T.B.I. Cable
3. Turnthefour small HEADLESS SCREWS, figure Release into the cable release socket. Then set
3, cloclnuise as far as they will go. This is a the red index on the shutter speed ring to 'B' I precision adjustment turn the screws gently and cock the shutter with the shutter cocking - with a jeweler's screwdriver. lever. Turn the circular piece on the T.B.I.
Cable Release so that the notch on the edge is
4. Lift up one corner of the SPACER FRAME so directly under the small button. Press the push I that there is a slight clearance betweenthe inner pin of the cable release to open the shutter.
corner of the spacer frame and the CAMERA Pressthe small button directly abovethe circu-
BACK FRAME. Insert a piece of paper in this Iar pieceto closethe shutter. Open the focusing
inner corner and rest the paper on the camera hood. Thgn checkthe image onthe groundglass.
back frame, figure 3. Hold up on the spacer It should be sharp over the entire area of the
frame, and turn the FLAT HEAD SCREW above ground glass. If the image is not entirely sharp,'
the paper cloclnvise, util the spacer frame recheckthe back adjustment as deseribed above.
comes in contact with the paper. The screw
should be turned down until it takes a very slight NOTE: Once anAccessory Backhas been
effort to pull.out the paper. Now this corner is fitted to a Medalist Camera, it cannot be
properly adjusted. used on another camera without f irst being
readjusted. It willbe necessaryto loosen
If the paper tears, the screw is too tight and the four flat head screws and then adjust
should be turned countercloclnpise. When the the back by" following the instructions
screw has been satisfactorily adjusted turn the above.
t Figure i Figure 3 Figure 4 fgur.
Y. EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY . ROCHESTER 4, N.
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