Kodak Retina Reflex III User manual

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KODAK RETINA REFLEX III CAMERA

World-famous Retina quality is carried to new heights in this new single-
lens reflex camera which provides brilliant focusing and viewing at the
widest lens opening and an automatic “stop-down” to a previously se-
lected lens opening.
Its many unique features add greatly to picture-taking ease and scope:
¢ Focusing and viewing directly through taking lens — you see what
will be recorded on the film.
Interchangeable lenses available from 28mm (wide-angle) to 135mm
(telephoto).
¢ Automatic dual exposure control—centering exposure control nee-
dle, either on the top of the camera or in the finder, automatically
sets exposure.
‘© Automatic depth-of-field indicator — adjusts automatically for all
distances and lens openings.
Before an important picture assignment, a trip, or any special event,
expose a magazine of film and make a few flash pictures. This will give
you practice and provide a check on your equipment.

CONTENTS
Page
Films 4
loading 6
Unloading 10
Setting Film Speed 10
Shutter Controls 11
Exposure Control 12
Viewing and Focusing 16
Taking the Picture 18
Flash 19
Hints on Exposure Control 26
Photo Aids 28