Kodak Pony Roundup User manual

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Have fun with your Kodak Pony Camera.
lll you have to do is load it with film and.
start shooting. But you can get even more picture-
taking enjoyment from your camera with the accesso-
ries shown in this booklet.

For instance, did you ever wish you could add indoor
and night snaps to your personal picture collection?

THE KODAK STANDARD OR
KODAK B-C FLASHOLDER
odds to the number of hours
that you can use your Pony
camera. Both have @

Lumaclad reflector that delivers
50% more light than other re-
fectors of equal size, There's
‘9 flash exporure guide on the

Pictures of baby’s first steps...a party ... opening
Christmas presents... seeing old friends on vacation
«- OF sitting around a nighttime campfire? With your
Pony you can... and it's easy. Here's how:

Just attach the Flasholder (see opposite page), pop in
a flash lamp, and shoot. You'll find flash useful in day-
light, too. Ever notice how bright sun, high in the sky,
casts black shadows across a person’s face? Flash
lightens these shadows makes pictures. more
pleasing.

More about flash: Use SM or SF (Class F) or No. 5
‘or No. 25 (Class M) flash lamps with your Pony Cam-
era. The SM or SF lamps can be used at 1/25, 1/50, or
1/100. The No. 5 or No. 25 lamps can be used only at
1/25 setting. For multiple flash work, get the Kodak
Flasholder Extension Unit Model 1.

reflector which tes in  jifly what exposure to use.
The B-C Flasholder has @ buil-in condenser which uses

22Y,-volt bettery for power. This economical combination

iver fewer “missed” pictures, consistently better synchroni

zation, and longer battery life. The Standard Flosholder is

powered with two size C batteries; or if you decide loter

that you want dependable B-C (bottery-

condenser) power, then you can get the

Kodak B-C Flashpack pictured here.