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Outdoor ExposureGuiCe
Srrr,jet-.t S I r u It t ' r i ,,,lll]|i,,, Sllt'erl l:>r',w 1 | v
YAverage Subjects: Neirr-lr1' '.50 I ' e o p l e , ( i a r d e n s I l o t t s ( ' s , f l l |
Sccttes nol itt 5fi:;,ie. i
Bright Subjects: \r'rtr -by
a rrd i t t \ l a t . i t t c , Bcrt,-it, I P e,r p l e f , ' 1 6 | /.5o St'r'ttit's rvit lr l'r'rrt'- Sct'rtt's. Srlotv |
grrlr n r l o l l j t 'c t s .
iriui"t* s"ui""tit g"t.l";" I
ri.c, rrtt<l Srto*' s."*:..' iti:- |
t arr t L i r t t d s c : a p c s i tttcl \Io ttlt- | f 2 2 I ,.5o
t ain s r v i t l t o t t t p r o t t t itte ttt d a rk L
ollj ect s itt t he f ort'gr<ltt nd.
()err- PeoJrle, Subjects:Shaded -1..5 1,',100 s ir r .f sttb jet't d e n s , artd ot lrer
( )perr SIrade tliglrtecl b1' opt'n
s k r ' , n()t rrtrrlcr trces, por<'lt
r ( ) o l . c t c . ) . f 5.{t 1 ,5 0
Moving Obfects: \\'hen photo-
graphing a moving object suclr
:rs a runner, train or an auto-
mobile, the subject slrorrld be f 5 . 6 1/200
rrroving towards or ztu'itf iront
tlre camera at :tll :tttgle oi
abortt 4.5 degrees.
Exposrrres are for tltc Itottrs [r<-rnrotre ltour zrfter sun-
rise until one Itour belore sultset on datys wlten the sun
is shining. If picttrres are made earlier or later, or if it
is a slightl)' cloudl, ,.r ltazy da1', use a larger stop open-
ing. This table is tor Kodak Vericltronre and Plus-X
Filnrs.
\\ritlr Kodak Srrper-XX Patrcltronratic Film use tlre
next sm:rller stop opettirtg, or usc a slttttter speed twice
as fast as tlrat tiiven in tlre tzrble. \\-ith Kodzlk Patra-
tornic-X Filrn g,r'e twice tlte exposttre.
Tlre lirrgest stop opening is /'4.5. The higher tlte
rrrunber tlte.sntulltr tlte clpenittg.
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YOUR KODAK MONITOR
\\'l'r H the Kodak lr{onitor' clcar, sharp
pictures can be nlade right from the
start, outdoors or incloors. in the day-
time or at night.
Thc seven easy stePs to tnake good
pictures rvith your Kodak are given on
the lbllowing pages. They are sirnple,
and very easilv lrtemorized.
You will fincl rltan\r illustrations
rvhich u'ill give you stlgg,-estionsfor
rnaking similar pictures.
Left-Actual size of pictures made with Kodak
Monitor Six-20. The Six-I6 makes pictures
2t z x 4r'i rnehesin size.
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cxposure may be wanted, make the first CLOSTNG THE
cxposure; then push lever F to thc KODAK
opposite end of the slot, set the shutter BBronB closing the
with lever C, page 6, and again press Kodak, adjust the
the exposure button E. focus for infinity.
A T.B.I. Cable Release No. z can be T h e r e f l e c t i n g
uscd with the Kodak Monitor. To finder must be in
altach the cable release, screw it into the upright posi-
thc socket in thc center of the exposurc tion; then press
button E. For directions regarding thc the same buttorr
usc of the T.B.I. Cable Reieasc scc that is used to open the Kodak, raise the
page 26. bed and snap it shut.
THE SELF TIMER REMOVING THE FILM
THrnE is a self-acting release built into To uxr-oao the Kodak after the last pic-
the shutter; by using this self timcr you ture has been made, move the winding
can include yourself in the picture. clutch to WIND; then move the metal
To use the self timer, place the Kodak plate on the back of the Kodak in the
on a tripod or other firm support. Use direction of the arrow and
propcr speed and stop opening. Push turn the winding knob
the setting lever C, page 6, to the until the end of the paper
opposite end of the slot; then push the passesthe red window. In
lever H as far as it will go in the direc- a subdued light, open the
tion of the arrow, see page6. Press the back of tlie Kodak. Hold
exposure button E. Get into the picture. the end of the paper taut
After about ten seconds the exposure and turn the knob until all
will be made. Do not use the self timer of the paper is on thc roll.
for cithcr time or "bulb" exposurcs. If the sticker folds under the roli, turn
1 4
t 5
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'l't For portraits, the
lt.. r'irriorrs clist;ln('cs a I u'hic.h tlrt. sub ject should be
Koclak nrirv llt' lircrrst'clilr(. (.r)q'r-irvt'c[<lrr f airly close to the
tlrt' t'rlqt'ol' tht' lt.ns rr)out)t.'l'hcsr.irl(.orl lens,shoulciandbe theadjustedfocus
accordingly. tlrt' Six-:o Kocl:rk is rrrzrrkt'cllor- .i.lz. J.
-).(;. il. r(). r5. i.').itrrcl1o li.t.t.zrrrclI\1.'.
rirrlirritr'): ir is rhr. :i;lnt('()r) tht. Six-l(i For groups s e t t h e
Ir.oclirk.('.\('('l)Ltlrzrtit (locs rrot inr.lrrclt' f o c u s a t l 5 o r 2 5
I f eet. tlrr''1 z-lilot clistar)('('. 'l'o
li)('us tht' Koclirk. rcvolvt' tlrt. lc.ns
n)ount rrntil thc' Iigrrre rcl)r(.s('rrtinqtlrt'
clistirn('(' .f'runtl/tr subjt:ct lrt lerr.tis rrnclcr
rl-rc ltoint('l'zlt the tc-r1rof'thc lt.ns. 'l'hc
cIistanr:r'l)('[\\'('(.rrtlrc srrlljr.c.t:rncl
Koclak cirn llt't'stirrrzrtt.clrvith<lrrtrnczrstrr--
inq'. rvlrt'n tlrt' srrlrjt'c'tis lr yorrrl fil'lrnt.[cel:
lirl it)stiln('c.il' tlrt' lilr.rrsis s('t ztt l.:l 1(.(.t
( t lrt' usu:rl clistzrn('(. lrlr orclinzrrv str-t'r.t
sct'rrcs)tlrc slr:rr'pt.st ol' tltt' l)zrrt llir.ttrrt'
rr ill l rc t lrc olr jt't'tsil t t ltirt clist:tn(.(.h-orrr
tltt' c'iur1('r:1.llrrt (.\'(.r'\'tl)irrgli-orrr:tllorr(
r () to irllout .J..,Ii'r't u ill llt' in qoocl lirc.rrs #'lt,s
rr itlr tlrc Six- r (j. rvht.n rrsinq'srop .l 4.il. For distant
rr ill) snrirllt'r'stol) olx.nirrq'stht' r-;lnq(. s u b j e c t s
rr ill lrc qt'('ilt('r'.s(.(. t;rlllcs ()n the focus l):tq'(.s s h o u l d
: i l i t t l c l : j : i . b e s e t
l : t n ' r / i t l r r r t lv i t ' r t s t u l - n I l r t . l t . r r s n l o l t r ) t a t I N F .
r r r r t i l I \ l ' . ( i r r f i r r i r r ' )i s u r t r l t ' r -r l r t . r r o i r r r r . r - . r( ti vn )f i n -
) ,
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F o r a m o v i n g o b j e c t
SNAPSHOTS Iin 5 . the6 a nsunshine,d l , 2 O O susee c -
SrrsIII\t.. is not rrt'r:clccIto rrr:tkc::il)ill)- o n d .
slrots u illr \-our I{ocIirk \[rtnitor. \\titlr
W h e n t h e s u b i e c t()n(' ol' tlrt' l:rrgcr stol) olx'nings, sr):ll)-
slrots (';rr) llc' rrr:rclcu'ith thc sulrjcc:tin issh a di ne , t uh se e of p4e' 5n
ol)('n slraclc,' on sli,ghtl_yc'lorrclr-clervs. and I IOO second
o r f 5 . 6 a n d I , ' 5 O
:rrrcl ('\'('n clrrrinq'tlrr: r:rin in thc miclcllcr second.
o[' tlrt' clar-.Sct' clircc'tionslirr rrsinq'stolr
ol)('rrinqsgivt'n on 2g:rncl I)zrq('s 3o.
\\'lrcn thc strn is shininq. it shr-rtrlcllrc
lrt'lrirrclvorrr lrac:k()r o\-cr thc slrotrlclcr.
Il' iL slrint'sclirt'r'tlvinto tltc lt'ns. it u'ill
lrlrrr :t rrcI Iog thc [-Iou'(]\'(:l-, llictttrr-.
lrt'rrrrtil'rrlclli'cts culr-rl-rc <,rlltaint:<[]ry
lrrrck- ol' siclt'-liq'htinq'.\\'ltt'n pointine
tlrt'Koclrrk torvitrclstlrt'sur). tht: lerts
n)ust lrc slutclt'cIso tlt;tt tl.rc clircc't srrrr-
liqlrt rr ill rrot strikt' tlrt' l('ns: lirr tlrc lrcst I.tr'('slrltsrrsc tlrt' L('ns I I<loclof tlrt' Kocl:rk
( lorrrlrirurtiorr Lt'ns ;\tt:tc'ltrrrcnts.,so(' Forj e c t near-bys o n tsub-h e
t() or rI Koclirk.\cl.ftrstztlrlt' beach in sun-l);rq('s+7 +(). s h i n e , u s e { l 6
Lc rts I I oocl \o. -]. anC I 50 sec-
Sn;rusltotssltorrlcllrc rrrirclccltrrinq'tlrc o n d .
- )t t
- . -
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Ir,rrrs frorrr on(' lr,rrr zrl'tt'r-sunrist. rrrrtil
on(' lrorrr llt.lilrt' suns('t.
..BULB'' AND TIME EXPOSURES
1",r<:r strlr.j.c'tirr th. clt't'l)sh:rclt..rr'crcr
tlrt' r'r<ll''l' :r llrlrc'h or trrrcler ul trcc or-r
cl:rrk. c'l,rrcl' cla's. zr "lltrlll" or ti'r'
('\l)osur'(' shotrlcl llc nraclc. lrrlr all
"lrrrllr" or tirrrt' (.\l)osrlrcs thc Krclak
nlust llr'Plirc't'cl ()n zr triPr.rclor sonlc i?
rlt lrt'r' stt'it(l\'. f irrrr sul)l)ort rl, ttrtl /t,lr/ la
it irr llrr ltunrl: or. thr. Pictrrr.. *ill llc
lrlrrrrt'cl.
'l'o
rrurkt' a " llrrlll" (.\l)osur.(..r.(,r.r)lr.(.
t lr. knrr.lt'cl' c',lla. 'l' .tlrt' shrrttt.r-rrrrtil
tlrt'irrclicirtrlrR is at thc lcttt.r..B." scc
l)irq(' (;. prrsh tlrt. scttinq.lcvt'r. (: Io the
()l)l)OsitCt'ncl 0l'tlrc sl0t. arrcl l)rcss the
('\lx)sur'(' lrrrtton L (P:rqc r:): thr.
slrrrttt'r'rr ill .r'rrr,i' ol)('. ils l''q' as
l)uttor) I: is lrt'lclclrln'n.
'l'rru..
('\l)osrrr('s (.iln llc rrraclr.
n'ith thc Koclzrk \lonitor u'hcn
zr'l-.8.1. (lzrlrlt'l{t'lt.zrsc\o. r is
s('r('\\'('clin to t hr. sor.kt.t ol' t ltt' ('\l)osur'('llrrtt<lnIr. r.l$
'l'o
Photollash Lamp in rrr;rkr':r lirrrr. ('xl)()sul.(.. Made on a clark day with No. 5
Krrclak Se.ior Synch ronizer, Speedgun Model E. Kocl.rk
tlrc cir'<'rrl;rr'pir.r't: slrorrl<l lrr. P l u s - X F i l m , E x p o s u r e / , l 6 a n d I 5 0 s e c o n d .
J ( t
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turned so that the notch on the edge is
directly under the small button, see the
illustration on page 26. Set the shutter
for a "bulb" exposure. Press the push-
pin of the cable release; time the expo- THe stop openings reguiate the amount
sure by a watch; and then press the small of light passing through the lens. The
button to release the pushpin to com- openings are enlarged or reduced by
plete the exposure. moving the lever D, see page 20.
For making "bulb" and
instantaneousexposureswith t/4.$-For moving objects on gray days, use
the cable release, turn the shadows,r/roo second;use r /zooif thesecond.light isForhazy,ordinarywith sub-soft
circular piece so that it slides jects outdoors on cloudy days and during rain
under the small button. Press in the middle of the day, use r/roo second. For
the pushpin of the cable re- exposuressecond, if earlyon a orcloudylate onday,clearusedays,r /5ousesecond.r/roo
lease which will spring back For portraits in the open shade with clear sky
to its original position when overhead, use r/roo second.
the finger is removed. Important: When using stop//4.5 orf 15.6, and
For Photoflash PhotograPhY, see theten feetdistanceor less,betweenthe distancethe subjectmust andbe accuratelyKodak is
page 44, we recommend either the measured, see range of sharpness tables on
Kodak Junior Synchronizer or the pages 3z and 39.
Kodak Senior Synchronizer, Speedgun
Model E. These synchronizersmust be sunlight,f/5.6-For userapidlyl/zoo second.moving Forobjectsexposuresin brighton
connecteddirectly to the shutter instead cloudy days and during rain in the middle of
of the exposure button E. Remove the the day, use r /5o secotid. For portraits in the
screw in the cable release oPening opensecond.shade with clear sky overhead, use r /5o
directly under the reflecting finder J
and make the connection. After the ex- f/8-For snapshots on slightQ cloudy or hazy
posure is made with a synchronizer the days, use r/5o second. For scenes on narrow
e*posure button E must be pressed to andmovingslightlyobjectsshadedin streets,bright usesunlight,r /5o second.use r/rooFor
free the winding mechanism. second.
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:
tltL For att ordinary outdoor pictures, such as
near-by landscapes showing little or no tky,groups and street scenes, when the subject is in ffim.,.
bright sunlight, use rl50 second.
f/16-For open views, when the sunlight on the
subject is unusuall2 strong, and there are no
heavy shadows, such as views at the seashore
and on the water, use r f too second. For
ordinary landscapes,in bright sunlight, with
clear sky overhead, use I l5o second. For
Interior Time Exposures, see page 36.
tl22-For snapshots of extremely distant land-
scapes, marines, snow scenes without promi-
nent dark objects in the foreground, and for The picture above was made with the lens focused on the third domino, using a largeclouds only, in bright sunlight, use I /5o second. stop opening.AIso for "bulb" or time exposures' see page 37 -
In the illustration below the focus is on the
ll3;2-For "bulb" or time exposures outdoors third domino, but a much smaller stop opening
on cloudy days, using one to four seconds, de- was used. Note the increase in the range of
pending upon quality of light. For interior time sharpness by using a smaller stop opening.
exposures, see page 3/. Not suitable for snap-
rittrlitj ishots, unless using Kodak Super-XX Pan Film. ,
AII the exposures given in this table are for
Kodak Verichrome or Plus-X Film. For KodakPanatomic-X Film give twice the time given in ,l
the table or use the next larger stop opening. 'With Kodak Super-XX Panchromatic Film l'f
give one-half the exposure recommended, that
is, use a shutter speed twice as fast as the one
given in the table, or use the next smaller stop
opening with the same speed The smaller the stop opening the greater the lIIt
range of sharpness, see pages ?2 and q3. i
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ROOM INTERIORS BY DAYLTGHT
'I'o
rt.-\KI..ir 1>ic:tLlrc'ol'a roonr interior lrr'
clavliq-ht. acl.jtrst thc shtrt tcr lrlr zt " llrtlll"
('xl)osrrrcl)\' rc\'olvinq' tl-rckntrrlccl collar'
o1-theshutt('r trntil tl-reinclic'zttorB is ztt
thc lcttcr "B." I)trsh the settir-rqlevcr (:
to thc oppr-rsit(-cncl o[ thc slot. zrnclntove
tlrc stol) ol)('nirrq'l('rrer I) to.f l(i (this
ol)cninq' qivcs thc llcsL avcraq'c rcsrrlts).
Placc the ('zun('rzlon a tril>ocl (it lrets
t\\'o sockets for this l)rlrposc, for vcrticaI incltrcle rnore of thc floor of thc roorn
or horizontal lricttrres), or placc it on than o[ thc cciling.sorne othcr solicl support. Thc ilh-rstra-
LcAve the ftrrnittrrc in thc roollr in itstions trelou' shon' thc Koclak in thc
rrstrzrlplacc, rs lar as possiblc, btrt lrcvertical ancl horizontal positions. \\/ith
sul'c'there arc no pieccs closc to thcthc Koclak on a table. usc sllpport N or
calncra lcns.O. I)o not placc thc Koclak rnorc than Foctrs thc Koclak lrv revolving the lcnstu'o or threc inches fronr the tablc cclec,
rrntil the fiqtrrc corrcslroncling,-u'ith thc
or the tablc lvill slton' in thc lticture. avcraq'c clistancc betu'cen thc ollie cts in (lrlmposc \-our suhicct in thc finclcr to
thc r'oorrl ancl thc lcns is at the locrts
llointcr i\. at thc top ol the lens.
\\'hcn rcaclr,'to takc thc pictrlrc.
stc:rclr-thc Koclak ancl prcss thcr cxpo-
surc lrrrtton to ol)cn thc shtttter. \\Ihcn
thc l)rol)cr tirnc has elapsccl (scc Expo-
sur'('(irriclt'). r't'lcasethc l)rcssurc on thc
lrrrt ton to clost' tlrtr shtttter.
'' . \ l'lt'r' t ht' last lrtrI l)" exposure has
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l>cen rna(le. r'(-\'olvc thc kntrrled c<lllar ttl' ('\l)osur'(' q'ivcrr ir lrovc irncl u i tlr Krlclak
t h c s h t r t t c r u r ) t i l t h c i n c l i c a t o r R i s z t l - l'zrrrzttornic'-\. Iiilrrr q'ive tn'ic'e Ilx' Iirrrt'.
l .2ir scconcl. to lre reaclr' lor sna l>sh<lts. S to p .f r (i qivcs t hc llcst il \rcra g^c r(:-
strlts. I)rtultlc Ihc cxl)osur'()s n'ith caclr
Exposure Guide for I nteriors by Daylight ttttulItr stol). :rncl h:rlvc tlrr' ('\l)osrlrcs
rvitlr cix'll lurgrr stol) olx'ninq'.
I.'ol< ilr) intc:rior u'ith nreclitttn-colorecl ' l ' o r r r i t k c i l t i r n c c x l x ) s u r ' ( ' . u s c : 1 "
'l '. n'inclou's. and tn'rt I'ttrnishir-lq'sn'erlls itncl B. t . ( lit lrk' l{ clca sc \-o. ..:., sc(' 1rzruc :.r(i. an cxl)ostlrc shir-rinsr -nrakertith tl're sttn
ol' ir lrorr t ,z sccrtnrls,u'ith str,rll,f I 6. \\til h DAYTIME PORTRAITS INDOORS
on(' u'inclon'. clotrllle thc exl)ostlrc. a trcl 'l'o rt.\KI:.zrn inclrtrlr IX)rtrait lrv clavliq'ht.
if t ltcrt' il rc nr()rc t ha n tn'o u'inclo\\'s. sirrrilar to thzrt shrlu'n llclrln'. llil\,(' tlrc
halvc thc cxl)osurc. srrltjt'c't st:tncl or lrc scatccl irr lrclnt of
I1' thc clzrr- is clottclt'. tuake a ll cxlx)- a n trnshaclccl u'inclo\\', u'ith thc lloclv
srlrc of [] scconcls to t tj secttncls. ;lrclt'r';rlrl)' at zr cliaq'<lnal to thc ciuncril .
\o clt'finitc rrrlc czlr-l lre --ivett lor all I)litcc al l'(:llr:ctrlr
in tt'riors lret'ztttsc ol' t he qrca L vztrie tv tlf' ( it sltcc t or t ztl llt'-
liqhI conclitions. I t is sttgr*ested that ?t t'lotlr tlrrt)\\'r) o\'('r
scrics of'cxlx)surcs ltc rtraclc {rotn allottt il s('r'('('r'l or t'herir
2 s('('onclsto r 6 scconds, using sto1t./ t 6. n'i l l clo ) zr lc n' li'c t
clotrblinq' c;rt'h sttcccssir,'ccxl)ostlrc.
Intt'rit-rrs llv clzrvlig'ht shrtuld lre tttzrclc For large portraits set the
l'rorn thrce hottrs altcr sunrise tllttil thrce focus at 31 2 or 4 leet
Irorrrs bclorc .sunsct: if carlicr or later i- trBrEcr
t ht' cxlx)srlrcs nlust bc lonqcr.
'I'hc ('xI)()stIres rccotlllnendecl aIlo','c
il rc lor Koclak Vt'richrottre or Koda k
I'lrrs-\ Iiilrns; n'ith Kodak SuPer-XX
l'zrnchrornatic Filnr qivc one-half thc
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from the subject and at the angle shown the button for one or two seconds-
in the diagram. This reflects light to the depending upon the quality of the light
-then release the pressure and theshaded side of the face.
Revolve the knurled coliar of the shutter will close.
In light-colored rooms where theshutter until the indicator B is at the
window faces the open sky, on brightletter "B." Push the setting lever C to
sunshiny days, satisfactoryportraits canthe opposite end of slot, and move lever
sometimes be obtained by making aD at the bottom of the shutter to Jltr.
snapshot,using the largest stop opening Place the Kodak in either a vertical or
horizontal position on a solid support Ul+.il and r f z5 second.
(or on a tripod) a little higher than an KODAK PORTRAITATTAGHMENT
ordinary table. The Kodak must not be WnIr-n the Six-zo Kodak can be focused
more than two or three inches from the for subjects as close as S% feet, and the
edge of the support. Six-r6 Kodak, 4 feet (close enough for
Locate the subject in the finder. If head and shoulder portraits), they can
the reflecting finder is used and the be focusedfor even closerdistanceswith
subject is ten feet or nearer to the lens, a Kodak Portrait Attachment.
move the Kodak a little to the right for By using the Kodak Portrait Attach-
a vertical picture or tilt it up a trifle for ment, large images of flowers and simi-
a horizontal picture. lar "still life" subjectscan be obtained.
Turn the lens so that the figure Place the Attachment over the lens
corresponding to the distance between and compose the picture in the finder.
subject and Kodak is at the pointer A at When making vertical pictures turn the
top of the lens. Kodak just a little to the right, and for
When ready to take the Picture, horizontal pictures tilt it up a trifle, as
steady the Kodak to keep it from mov- the short distancesat which the subject
ing, and press the exposure button E to must be from the lens make it necessary
open the shutter. Keep the pressure on to center the subject by eye.
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The subject must be at one of the INDOOR PICTURES AT NIGHT
distances from the lens, given in the To rarB snapshots or other indoor pic-
table below. Measure the distance care- tures at night, you need only a roll of
fully from the lens to the subject, and Kodak Film, a few Kodak Handy Re-
revolve the lens mount until the correct flectors, and a few Photoflood or Photo-
figure is at the focus pointer, see table. flash buIbs. The bulbs can be screwed
into all regular lamp sockets. Drsrexcn BBrwrBN Trrn LBNs
Sunyrcr eup LrNs MouNr MUSTBE For making exposures with ordinary
MUST BE TURNED TO home lighting the "Kodak Home
r foot r r inches. 3rl feet Lighting Guide for Pictures with Kodak
z feet I inch. 4 Super-XX Film," available at your 2 " 4inches 5 "
2 1 1 6 , , 6 " dealer's, will be found very helpful.
2 " I o 8 '
PhotoFLOOD gives a steady light z " r o "
g " 5 " . . : . . . . . ' . 1 5 of great brilliance. Comes in two
sizes for the amateur: No. r and
The same exposure is required as No. z. The No. z bulb sives twice the light and lasts a6out
without the Attachment. twice as long.
IJse Kooer Ponrnlrr ATTAcHMENT SNAPSHOTSwith PHOTOFLOODSJrto.5Awith the Kodak Monitor Six-zo,
with the r03 or Io5mm. KodakAnastig- To rare snapshots at night with the
mat Lensf l+.5 and Kodamatic Shutter. Kodak Monitor, load the camera
Use .a3 with the Kodak Monitor with Kodak Super-XX Panchromatic, "Mo.
Six-r6 with the Kodak Anastigmat Plus-X, Verichrome or Panatomic-X
Lensf 14.5and Kodamatic Shutter. Film. Place two bridge lamps fitted
To produce a true, soft focus effect, with the Kodak Handy Reflectors, and
use the Kooax Pontnert DrprusroN two No. z Mazda Photoflood Lamps,
Drsr Snnres VI with the Kodak Com- one four feet from the subject and the
bination Lens Attachments, see pages other eight feet, as shown in the illustra-
+7 to 49. tion on page 42.
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and push the setting lever C to the of the proper Seriesand size tb fit your
opposite end of the slot. lens.
Measure the distance between subject The SeriesVI Lens Attachments are
and lens,then focusthe lens accordingly. used with the Kodak Monitors Six-zo
Use the proper stop opening, depend- and Six-r6 with the Kodak Anastigmat
ing upon distance between lamP and Special Lensf 14.5.The Kodak Adapter
subject, size of lamp, kind of film, and Ring must be tfu inches in diameter for
reflector, see exposure table, Page 45. the Six-zo with ro3 mm. lens, and
Use a Photoflash bulb in anY home r/ inches for the Six-r6. All Wratten
lamp or a portable reflector unit having Filters, supplementary lenses, Pola-
flashlight batteries. Screenand Lens Hood must be SeriesVI.
To make the exposure, turn out all The Adapter Ring Insert, which is a
lights (except a small light behind the retaining collar, is first unscrewed from
camera), direct the Photoflash at the the Adapter Ring. The Adapter Ring is
subject,open the shutter, flash the bulb, then slipped over the lens mount, and
and close the shutter. an unmounted Wratten Filter SeriesVI
or supplementarylens SeriesVI insertedKODAK COMBINATION LENS
ATTACHMENTS in the Adapter Ring and held in place
by screwing in the Adapter Ring Insert.Tnu Kodak Combination Lens Attach-
ments permit using in combination un- If it is desired to use a Kodak Pola-
mounted Wratten Filters, one of the Screen with a supplementary lens or a
Kodak Supplementary Lenses such as filter, the Pola-Screen is first screwed
the Kodak Portrait Diffusion Disk for into the Adapter Ring and the filter or
close-ups, the Kodak Pola-Screen and supplementary lens is placed in front of
the Kodak Lens Hood. the Pola-Screen,which then is held in
The basis of the combination is the place by the Adapter Ring Insert. If you
Kodak Adapter Ring and its AdaPter wish to use a Kodak Lens Hood in this
Ring Insert. The Adapter Ring must be combination, the Adapter Ring Insert
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Adapter Ring Retaining Ring Kodak Wratten Filter Adapter Ring Kodak Lens Hood
Pola-Screen Insert
K O D A K C O M B T N A T T O N L E N S A T T A G H M E N T S
is omitted and the Lens Hood is used to Ring. Then the double threaded Re-
hold the filter or supplementary lens in taining Ring is screwed into the Adapter
position in front of the Pola-Screen. Ring, which in turn takes the Pola-
Screen. The Wratten Filter is placed in To use a Portrait Diffusion Disk r,r'ith
front of the Pola-Screen and held i n a filter i t rvill be necessary to obtain
place either rn'ith the Adaptcr Ring a double threaded Kodak Retaining
lnsert or Kodak Lens Hood. Ring, Series VI. The Portrait Diffusion
Disk is placed in the Adapter Ring Iior details and ftrice.s s(e _your Kodak dealer.
and then the double threaded Retain-
ing Ring is screwed into the Adapter E,ASTIUAN KODAK COMPANY
Ring. The filter is inserted into the RocHBS'rER, N. Y.
Retaining Ring and held in place either
rvith the Adapter Ring Insert or Kodak
Lens Hood. If a Kodak Pola-Screen is
used in this combination, the Portrait
Diffusion Disk is put into the Adapter
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Enjoy Developing Gonvenience and
K O D A K S E R V I C E Ease with the . . .
R A N G E F I N D E R K O D A K
A D J U S T A B L E
R O L L F I L M T A N K
ABOVE:
Ease of load'
ing is an out'
standing ba'
tur e.
'l'o llc surc of olttzrining slrarl-llr'[trcust'tl
1-ricturcs,a Kodak Servicc Ral)g-c I'in<lt'r'
is rccomrncndcd, u'hich catr bc :tttachccl
tr-r the Kodak ltlonitor b1'sliding tlrt' o Rcnrarkablt: loacling ('AS(' unilornr
round cncl o[ the ILerngc Iiindcr into thc devck-rprnent n'iclc aclapta l-lilitv
ranqc findcr clip L , Pagc | 7 , u'i th t]rc arc lxrt a f'crv ft'aturcs-Iank. of tltc Korl;rk '\cl- justable Roll Irilrndistance scalc tou':trcls thc ft'c,rtt o[ thc
Loaclins is clonc in clarkn('ss. .'\l'tcr loacl-Kod;rk.
-fhc ing, all clc:velopi.g, fi.xing ancl u'ashing Ritnqe Firtclcr call bc usecl onlr,' opcrations rnay be can'iccl orrt in clavlight.
on subjects that al'c lttotiortless. Loaded capacit1'': 32 ounccs. 'I'ank
The Kodak Adjustablc Roll liilrn
Alter dctct'rninine thc clistitn(]cllctu't'ctt takcs thc most popular roll filrn sizes by
thc: strbjet't itnd firtdt't' l'lc stll'c tc-r[trt'tts tltc merely rnoving thc upper flansc ol' thc rcel
Kodzrk lor this clist:ttrce. along the core. It is adjtrstablc fr-rr four
standard rviclths, including thcsc sizcs: Nos.
|ull directions il(.c()nll):ll))rtltcr Krlclak B e B , r l l 5 , 2 1 1 5 ,t 2 7 , r I 6 a n d 6 r 6 , r z o a n d 6 e o .
Scrvicc Itzrnse Ifincler. See the Kodak Adjustable Roll F ilm
Tank at your dt'aler's.
EASTMAN KODAK C(t., ROCHESTER' N- Y. EASTMAN KODAK CO., ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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