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Kodak and Kodak Supplies 1906 — part 2 User manual
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No. 2 FLEXO KODAK
.
HE simplicity of this instrument eommends
it to beginners in photography. Its capabil-
ities place it high with those who 3n .favor are experienced. It is an efficient and re-
liable camera.
I+k" the other Kodaks, it is ready for use, the price
including every requisite for taking pictures except
the film. Every detail of construction in this camera
is as carefully_ guarded as with our higher-priced
instruments. It is covered with fine black grain
leather and handsomely finished
- For square pictures, 3L1rx3r/r-!nche9. Capacity, lZ exposures without
reloading. Size of Kodak, |ftxaftxLsA.-We1ght, lg-ounces. Lens,
91ngle achromatic, fued A/n-inch focus. Shutter, Eastman Rotary.
(See page 12.)
![o.2FrexoKodq\,with^"o".I"H *"-, I,l ] : .t. $b.00-
N,.9. 4lA Cartridge. 12 erposures,SftxSlg, .60 ]-lr!Eo, o exposuresr "DoubleTwo Ditto, " Cartridge, 4 erpogures. .Bo.W
Kodak Portrait Attachment, .- . . : .60
Black Solo Leather Carrying Case, with shoulder strap, 1.P6
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PANORAM.KODAKS
ERTAII{ kinds of photographic work ean
only be done with the Panoram-Kodaks.
The pictures they take have a breadth and
\*/ beaulY not attainable with the ordinary
eamera. Vertical pictures of high waterfalls and
mount_ait pe1ks, as well as horizontal pictures, give
mogt deligLtful effeets, while the wide icope of view
makes the Panoram unequaled in the taliing of out-
door group pictures.
No. l Panoram-Kodak.-For pictures zL/"xl inches: capacitv. 6 exno-
sures without reloading; size of c-amera, 83/xaL/axr\'incies; iieiEftiza
qunjes_i two spirit levels; brilliant finder; two tripod iockets. uses'No. I
F. P. Kodak eartridges.
No. 4 Panoram-Kodak.-For pictures BY, xle inches: capacitv. 5 exno-
sures without reloading; size of iamera, +i axsL/xroLA inches r"weiEhi, Q
pgunqsJ 14 _ounees_;two_spirit levels; brilliant fifider;'t"wo tripod .oEt "G.
Uses No. 4 B. E. Cartridgbs.
T H E P R I C E
No._l Panoram-Kodak, ^: . . -. $10.09 i No. 4 panoram-Kodak, S20.00---:g0
N:^.C:Ft_t_ry-9rrt.,6ex.,2/4x7,rj[rllo l, ex_posures, -. .19.20 || N;b:rn*Ca"t.,6-ix.',Btftxtp,'Ditto 2 exposures, .48
Leetner Uarrylng Case, 7,?5 | Leather C-arrying Case, p.00
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No.3B QUICK-FOCUS KODAK
tII
a
HE rapidity with wn-ich this new camera can
be placed in focus for any distance will render
it ol great value in catching street scenesand
work-of like nature. To focus, a catch in the
Focusing Scale is set in the notch correspondilrg _to
the distance away of the object to be photographed ;
pressure on a concealed button then springs out the
front and the instrument is in focus. The size and
shape of the picture, \Y+x\lz, is something new in a
box-form camera. Just right for post cards, too.
For rectangular pictures, 3l(x5L/ -Weight,inches. Capacity, l0 exposures.
Size of Kodakl aa/*b)(* +"/ iiches.' 2 pounds,-9 ounces. Lens,
meniscus achromific, focal length, er/ inches. Shutter, Eastman Rotary.
(See page 12.) Two brilliant finders. Two tripod sockets.
T H E P R I C E
No. 38 Quick Focus Kodak, with Eastman Rotary Shutter, . $12.00
* N. C. FiIm Cartridge, 10 exposutes, S/4x5/2, . .70
* Ditto. 6 exposures, . .40
x Ditto. " Double-T\ryo." 4 exposures. . .30
Bhck Sole Leather Cdrrying-Case, with strap, . 2.W
-Sp""ity, 'f"r38 Quick Focus Kodak,'i
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No. 1 BROWNIE CAMERA
HIS is a wonderfully accurate and reliable
little instrument, and the work which has
been done with it by school children proves
that photography as now simplified is by no " means confined to grown-ups." It is well made,
covered with fine quality imitation leather, and has
niekeled fittings. V-shaped lines on top give the
scopeof view, or a Brownie finder (detachable) may be
provided for 25c. Only our immense manufactur-
irg facilities and the enormous quantities of No. 1
Brownies sold make their price possible.
For square pictures, TL/xzL1inches. Capacity, 6 exposures. Size of
camera, 4ftx3L/x3 inches. Weight, 8 ounces. Lens, meniscus, Ss/-inch
focus. Shutter, Eastman Rotary (see page 12), with but one stop.
t
No.lBrowniecamera,*no#,#'P**"'l *Jr":, g1.00
N. C. Film Caruidge, 6 exposures, 2/ax2/a, .15
Brownie Finder'. detachable. .25
No. 1 Brownie CarryinE Case, holds camel'& and finder, .50
No. 1 Brownie Develop-ing and Printiug Outflt, includiug paper for 24 prints, . .90
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No. 2 FOLDING BROWNIE
N this camera the Brownie idea is extended to
a folding camera with features of equipment
usually found on only high-priced cameras. ft is,
in fact, a very superior little instrument, and with
its iris diaphragm and the three-lock focusing " $utter device becomes almost a, Kodak." Always ready
for use as a fixed focus camera, with the additional
advantage of special focusing lock for portraiture or
landscape.
WelI made in every detail, perfect in adjustment,
rich in finish.
For recta_ngular ^ 4rictrLes, 2)1x\)1__inches. Capacity, 6 exposures. Size
9f .cg.m-era,6ftx3/"x2L/ rlchis. Weight, tO 6uncei. Leirs, meniseus,
+/-inch_focus. shutter, Pocket Automatic. (see page- 12) Reversible
finder. Two tripod soekets. Automatic focusing loci<.
T H E P R I C E
No. 2 {olding Bro-wnie^Camera, wittr Pocket Automatic Shutter, $5.00
N. C. Film Cartridge, 6 erposures, 2Yax3%. .20
No.-2 FoldingBrownie Cairying Case-, .' .' . . ( o
Kodak Portrait Attaehm ent-, ,50
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No.3 FOLDING BROWNIE
HIS is the leader of the Brownies. Light,
compact, carefully constructed ; with the
same shutter that we supply on our I{o. 3
Folding Pocket Kodak, but without pneu-
matic release,it well deservesthe unqualified praise it
has received.
The scopeof the automatic foeusing lock is a note-
worthy feature of the camera, the scale being for 6, 8,
10, 15, 25, and 100 feet.
It appeals to all who wish an inexpensive instru-
ment taking a picture 3a/+x 47/+ inches. Unlike the
other Brownies, it takes 12 euposure cartri,dges.
For rectangular_pictures, 3L1x4)linches. Capacity, 12 exposures. Size
of camera, 8%*+fux7)( inches. Weight,25 ounces. Lens, meniscus,
5-inch focus. Shutter, F. P. K. Automatic (see page 13), without bulb.
Automatic focusing lock. (See page 15.) Reversible finder. Two tripod
sockets.
T H E P R I C E
No. 3 Folding Brownie Camera, with F. P. K. Automatic Shutter, . $e.00
$, C. $lm Cartridge, 12 exposrires, S/4x4/4, . .?0 ti exposures,Irrtto, . .35 "Ditto, Double-Two " Cartridge, 4 exposures, . .25
No. 3 Folding Brownie Carrying Case, . 1.00
I(odak Portrait Attachment, . . .50
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KODAK TANK DEVELOPER
CONTINUED
evenly. (In caseof the Brownie Tank Developer the
film roll itself is turned.)
A glance at the
cut onthispagewill
show the method
ofwindingfilmand
protecting apron
together. B is the
black paper of the
Kodak Cartridge;
AA is the protect-
ing apron. Apron,
FILM TOGETHER, black paper, and BOX FOR WINDINCI PROTECTING APRON AND
film are wound on to axle D, and when so wound are
removed from the box and placed in the Developing
Tank in the light of an ordinary room.
Development is allowed to go on for twenty min-
utes and the film requires no attention during that
time beyond turning the cup containing film end
for end two or three times during development, a
tightly-fitting cover being provided for the cup for
this purpose. When development is completed the
film is removed for fixing.
That development by timing-the Kodak Tank De-
veloper and Developing Machine-is correct from a
scientific standpoint, and in practice better than try-
ing to determine the proper length to which develop-
ment should be earried by inspecting the negative
before the darkroom lamp, is now generally conceded.
The Kodak Tank Developer to-day is being used by
many of the leading pictorialistso who are obtaining
with it their best negatives. Compared with dark-
development, it not only convenience against loom is rnconvenience, but it is science against guess work.
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KODAK DEVELOPING MACHINES
HE Kodak Developing Machines are of brass
and fully nickeled. They may be readily
paeked in the traveler's trunk or suit case,or
-a may be carried as hand baggage in their
neatly-finished wooden cases. All Kodak or Brownie
fihn cartridges may be developed in daylight in these
machines. Their operation is similar to the Kodak
Tank Developer, but in the machine the film is
revolved through the solution during development.
T H E P R I C E
Style E Kodak Developing Machine. X'or use with Kodak and Brownie Cartridees
of all sizes qp to and including 4x5 (price includesahandsomely-finis[ed
_ wooden carrying _case_.with leath-er handle). $?.60"p.00
Brownie Developing Machine. For No. l and No. 2 Brownie Cartridges, .
KODAK DEVELOPING MACHINE SUNDRIES
SqaLk Developing Outfit for use with Kodak Developing I\{achines,
include Developer Powders, Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, Gra-duates, Stir-
ring Rod, and Squeegee.
. $1.60
, . t o
. .25
. .15
. .25
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KODAK PORTRAIT ATTACHMENT
OR por-
t r a i t
making
one does
not need to have
elaborate appa-
ratus. A fifty-
cent attachment
on a small Ko-
dak or Brownie
camera will ena-
ble one to make
good sized head
a n d s h o u l d e r
pictures - while
the attachments
which we now
furnish for the
Cartridge and
other Kodaks of
larger size, ena-
ble one to make
bust portraits of
any size desired,
limited only by MADE WITII KODAK PORTR,AIT ATTACIIMENT
the dimensions of the plate.
The Kodak Portrait Attachments are simply extra
lenseswhich slip on in front of the regular lenses.
They in no way affect the operation of the fixed-
focus Kodaks except that they make them cut sharp
at a distance of 8r/z feet, and thus throw more dis-
tant objects out of focus. They may also be used to
good advantage with any of the focusing Kodaks.
With the attachment in place, the focus of these
instruments set at 15 feet, and the subject B1/zfeet
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THE ANASTIGMAT ADVANTAGE
1 LMOST any lens will do good work if you do
not ask too much of it. The speed of the /t
l{ shutter and the size of the stop openings
L I must, however, be in harmony with the
power of the lens. The stop opening must be small ienough to make it cut a sharp picture. If this open-
ittg is small the shutter must be relatively slow, in
order to allow light enough to pass through the lens
to affect the sensitive film. 66 " Our double combination or Rapid Rectilinear
lensesare fast, but the largest opening that will give
sharp results is one-eighth of their focal length, desig-
nated as ;f-a. Sueh lenses wiII make snap shots in
sunlight in a hundredth of a second and with the
shutter working at a fiftieth will make very satisfac-
tory negatives on hazy days.
When lenses of still greater speed are required we
get into the Anastigmat class, the representative
lenses of which are the Bausch & Lomb Zeiss-Tessar
and Plastigmat lenses, and the Goerz Series III
Anastigmats. These lensesconsistof severalpiecesof
glass most carefully ground and adjusted and the diam-
eter of the largest opening is more than one-seventh of
the focal length-designated with theTessar lens,lf-6.3,
and with the other two, .f -6.8. It is this large open-
ing that gives the speed. Under good light condi-
tions they may be used with high speed shutters for
photographing the most rapidly-moving objects, but
the great advantage of the Anastigmat lies in the fact Ithat it permits the making of slow instantaneous # - '
exposures on days when they would be out of the
question with a single lens and when results would
be doubtful even with a Rapid Rectilinear.
Either of the makes of these lenses which we list
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EASTMAN'S FOLDING HEAI)
TRIPOD
FOR 4x5 CAMERAS, OR SMALLER
Y the simplest device, all the inconveniences T\
a4 of the old-fashioned tripod have .been over-
come. Other tripods are either awkwardlS' I I- t bulkvJ when closed or else the head has to be
removed from the legs. fn the Eastman Folding
Head Tripod the head itself folds, and the tripod
ffi then makes a compact, rectangular package.
//l-lt\\ There are no loose parts. There is no com-
plicated mechanrsm.
The accompanying
illustration shows the
working in detail.
The brass plate upon
whichthe camera rests
i s c o v e r e d w i t h
leather, thus protect-
ing the instrument. READYSIIOWINGTO EEADRECEIVEUNF'OLDBDCAMERA
AII of the parts being accurately made,
this tripod is exceedingly rigid, in spite of its
small size and light weight. The wooden
parts are of selected maple. The tripod is
unusually handsome. Folds in four sections ;
has leather handle for earrying. Length,
folded, 17 inches ; length, extended, 52 \b
inches ; weight, 25 ounces.
SIIOWING HEAD tr'OLDED AND TRIPOD
CLOSED f,'OR, CAR,RYING
T H E P R I C E
Eastman Folding Head Tripod, $8.50
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VELOX PAPER
Velol prints in any light and requires e no darkroom for development. Richness
of the blacks and simplicity of manipu-
lation are Velox characteristics.
It is suitable for portraits, landseapes,
interiors, in fact, for photographic workM of every sort. It is used in every braneh
of photography and avoids delay arising from depend-
enceence onon sunlightsunliEht forfor printing.nrintino.
Velox permits the amateur to utilize his evening -
hours in print-making.
Velox is made in a number of different surfaees
and two different grades. These enable the user
to_ prodgcg good prints from almost any negative, j suiting his own individual taste and the peculiar
requirements of his negatives.
Velox is divided broadly into two kinds of papers- " " " " called Regular and Special (slow and fast),
these terms having reference to the time required for
exposure and development. fn each division will be
found a variety surfaces which adapt the paper to j _of
all kinds of work and negatives of different qualities.-are " " Regular papers develop quickly, and best
suited to negatives that lack contrast. " Sp_ecial_"papers require longer development than _ " tlt" Regular," "r4 give soft effects from-hard nega-
tives. negative which will produce a good Aly " I resrlf! with_"p_Linting-out paper should be printed " " "Regular " Special Velox, while Velox-should 9n be used only with very flat negatives. I
Velox is furnished in a great variety of surfaees. " " In the Regular class the surfaces are Carbon
(rnatt srg{acg),Carbon Double Weight,-The Glossy, Vel-
vet, and Velvet Double Weight. surface of " " Regular Velvet Velox is iemi-gloss and gives
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EASTMAN'S KODAK DARKROOM l
LAMP
This larnp is well made
and safe. It is equipped
with improved burner
carrying extra broad wick,
and has new ventilating
top, ensuring a bright,
steady flame. Fitted with
both ruby and orange
glass. Flame controlled
frorrf the outside.
,-n*#J":3"o, . . $1.60J!o. !, rnrproyed {oda}-Dar*""L*,1*., wick, each,No.2, ditto, a7$-inch 1.00
EASTMAN'S FILM NEGATIVE
ALBTJMS
."##&ffiCtu*e..
Each album contains 100 pockets made of strong
paper and consecutively numbered from I to 100,
and an index on white paper.
Fastman'sNegativeAlbumsr$r[I"t**r"!r,r\*'*?*3"..r'utt"r,. D . / OEastman's Nefative Albums for 100 ne[atives, S%xala', or 4 x 5, . . 1.00
Eastman's Negative Albums for 100 negatives, 5 x 7, or smaller, 1.50
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SPECIMEN PRINTS
SPECIMFN photograph made with any i
kodak (not larger than a x b) will be sent / I
to any address in the United States upon H
l- -l- reeeipt of four cents in stamps; No. 4A Fold- i
ing Kodak, No. 5 Cartridge Kodak, eight cents ; Stereo,
eight cents ; No. 4 Panoram-Kodak, twenty cents. tq --*$. TOURISTS
Travelers can always obtain fresh supplies of filrn
at short notice at any one of the following addresses:
LoNpoN - Kodak, Limited, 57-61 Clerkenwell Road, E. C.; 60
Cheapside, E. C. ; fi5 Oxford Street, W.; 171-178 Regent
Street, W.; 5g Brompton Road, S. W.; 40 Strand, W. C.
Lrvnnpoor,-Kodak, Limited, p6 Bold Street.
Gr,ascow - Kodak, Limited , 72-74 Buchanan Street.
Penrs-[,as[pan Kodak Societe Anonyme Franeaise, Avenue de
l'Opera, 5; Place Vendome, 4,.
Lyoxs - Bss[pa1 Kodak Societe Anonyme Franeaise, 26-28
Rue de la Republique; 11 Rue du Palais-Grillet.
Bnnr,rN-Kodak Gesellchaft, m. b. ff ., Friedrichstrasse, l6;
Kodak Galerie, Leipzigerstrasse, 114; Unter den Linden, 26.
BRussnr.s-Kodak, Limited, 36 Rue du Fosse aux Loups; 59
Montagne de la Cour.
Vrpuwe - Kodak, Limited, Graben 29.
Sr. PnrnnsRURG- Kodak, Limited, Bolschaja Konjuschennaja l.
Moscow - Kodak, Limited , t5, 16 Petrovka.
Mrr,ex-Societa Kodak, 10 Via Vittore Pisani: 84 Corto Vittorio *
Emanuele
TonoNro - Canadian Kodak Company, 588-592 King Street, West. I
TERMS t{i_
HE prices in this catalogue are strietly net, XTd : , except to regular dealers who carry our fE
goods in stoek. For the convenience of our
-r- customerswe recommend that they make their
purehasesl-rom a dealer in photographic goods, as by
so doing they can save both time and expiess chargei.
EelsrMAN"ff,I*?"? N.Y.
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