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Home Movies
Fascinating Sportfor All the Farnily
HOUE movie making is one of the most fascinating sports ever de-
vised. Yet it is more than a sport-it is a means of preserving for the
future, precious moments, huppy events. It is a means of capturing, in
motion, the outstanding events of your life and the lives of your loved
ones, so that they may happen again on the sereenwhenever you like.
Movie making with the Cin6-Kodak is surprisingly simple. Merely
sight your subject in the finder and press the release-
just as you dowith aKodak or Brownre.
That's all there is to it-all the action
before your lens is being recorded for
all time on a thin strip of film.
With the Kodascope projector you
show your movies on your own home
screen just as easily as you have made
them with your Cin6-Kodak. Merely
snap the electric switch and your screen
leaps to life with the movies you have
made.
In addition to the films of your own
Cin6-Kodak, Model B, f.I.9 making, you can purchase Kodak Cine-
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graphs-IO0-, 200- and ,400-footreels of comedy, travel and cartoons
-or rent fullJength professionalphotoplays from Kodascope Librar.v
branchesand distributors throuEhout the countrv.
The tWogi"of ltudu"oro,
Home movies in black and white are nothing short of man.elous.
But home movies in full, rich, natural color-Kodacolor-reach into
the world of miracles.For with Cin6-Kodak,/.l.9,andKodacolor Film,
you can reproduce every tint and hue and tone of any subject that may
appeal to you ! Flesh tones, the deep, rich greens of foliage, the spar-
kling blue of lake and rirrer and sea,the gorgeous red and yellow of the
sunset-every color occurring in nature is reproduced accurately, rea-
listically. Persons photographed in Kodacolor fairly live on your
screen;landscapesin Kodacolor seem actually to bring to your dark-
ened room the very breath and spirit of the great outdoors; and water
scenesbring to your screensuch realism that you can almost hear the
lapping of the waves on the shore.
l'hese marvelous Kodacolor pictures are just as easy to make as are
pictures in black and white. You merely use a color filter rn'henmaking
or projecting Kodacolor.
The Cin6-Ibdak
There are three models of Cin6-Kodaks-Model A, rn'hicliis hand-
cranked; Model B, which is spring-motor driven and has a capacity
of 100 feet; and the new Model BB, which is
.spring-motor driven and has a capacity of
,i0 feet of film. Kodacolor pictures can be
nrade with either the Models B or BB with
J'.1.9lens equipment. The
llodelsB andBB are furnished
rrlso with an f.3.5 lens. Koda-
color pictures cannot be made
ri-ith the/.3.5 lens, however.
Cin6-Kodak, Model B, /.1.9,
is available in black, brown or
gray leather. The colored
rnodels have beautiful carrying
casesin harmonizing tones,
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while the black offers a choice of two sturdily made leather cases.
The new Cin6-Kodak; Model BB, is the last word in home movie
camera design. It incorporates every Eastman feature of simplicity,
dependability and mechanical perfection, yet it is so small and so
compactthat it fits into an overcoat pocket. The Model 88,.f.1.9, is
furnished in black, brown, gray and blue, with cases to match. The
f .3.5,ModelBB, is supplied in black only and sold with or without case.
Ln f .4.5long-focus lens for telephoto effects is interchangeable with
the/.1.9lens on the Models A,B and BB. This lens permitsthemaking
of close-ups of distant objects. The Model BB is equipped with a
half-speed feature which adds greatly to the scope of the lens. The
half-speed device is actuated by pressure on a conveniently located
button, and the change from normal to half-speed or vice versa is
accomplished i nstantaneously.
The Koduscope
There are three models of Kodascope-Model C, Modet A and "theModel B. The last is known as projector that's almost human."
It well deserves this title, for it is self-threading, reversible, and is
equipped with all the latest devices which make for simplicity, ef-
ficienc;t and all-around projector performance.
Kodacolor pictures may be shown with
either the Model A or Model B Koda-
scope equipped for Kodacolor projection.
Kodacolor pictures cannot be projected
with the Model C Kodascope.
Cin6-Kodak prices range from $75 to
$225, depending on the model and lens W.@*r:,
equipment desired. Kodascope
projectors are priced from $60 n#p;
Lo 8275.
Your dealer will gladly supply
you with a cataiog which lists
all the Cin6-Kodaks and tells
the Cin6-Kodak story in all its
remarkable details. This caLa-
log is free for the asking.
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The Kodak Shutters
The l{odurnatic
IX ORDER to make the best possible pictures under greatly varying
conditions, a camera must have an unusually reliable and versatile
shutter. It was with this in mind that th9 Kodamatic was developed.
It is constructed like a fine watch-precise to
degr_ee,__thoroughlydependable, long- !h" .last
lasting-to challenge suceessfully every situa-
tion in which the photographer finds himself.
A wide choice of automatic speeds-seven
in all-is provided: tlZ, tlS, LlI0, \lZS, tlS0,
1/100, and lll50 or 11200(us listed) ; besides
bulb and time. A sliding scale controlling the
diaphragm shows at a glance the speed oistop
to use in dull, _gray, clear or brill.iant lighf.
Adjustment is made in an instant, and the shutter makes the selecled
expogujre_withutmost tgctl{3_cy.The Kodamatic is supplied on theSpecialKodaks (exceptV.P.K.).
The Diornutic
WffeNEVER extremespeedsare not essentialthe Diomatic shutter
a handy sliding timing scale. Four automatic
speeds,l/10, 1125, U50 and 1/100, besidesthe
usual bulb and time, enable the user to fit his ex-
posure aeeurately to the light.
The Diomatic performs with all the sure pre-
cision expected of quality equipment, for it is de-
signed and assembled with the same care that
characterizes the more pretentious Kodamatie.
The l(od,ex
PpOpLE who prefer inexpensive and simply oper-
ated cameras nevertheless want an entirely trust-
worthy _shutter that assures eonsistently good re-
sults. The Kodex meets these requirementi. It has
bulb, time, and automatic speeds-of llLb and llS0.
Carefully, scientifically eonstructed, the Kodex is
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K
TIGMATS
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I HE anastigmat stands at the peak of photographic lens design.
Becauseof high cost, howerrer, it was formerly available only on equip-
ment beyond the reach of the average amateur. It remained for the
Eastman Kodak Company-one of whose plants is devoted almost ex-
clusively to lens manufacture-to reduce costs to such an extent that
now almost anyone can afford one of these splendid lenses.
True Anastignt at Qualities
Kodak Anastigmats record vertical and horizontal lines in the same
plane with an equal degree of clearness.They have an essentially flat
field-even when they are used at their u.idest openings all detail in the
same plane is recorded with sharpnessto the very edgesof the negative.
And they have all the speedfor which this type of lens is noted. The
Kodak AnastigmaL f.7.7, aside from its other advantages over the
rapid rectilinear, is somewhat faster. The/.6.3 is sixty per cent speedier
than the rectilinear, making snapshots possible under conditions that
would be out of the question for an ordinary lens. The f .5.6, in turn, is
one-quarter again as fast as the f .6.3, and the f .4.5 admits half again
as much light as the/.5.6. It is interesting to note that the/.4.5 is prac-
tically twice as fast as the f .6.3, and almost three times as fast as the
f .7.7.
Featured on Modern l(odaks
These superior lenses, the equals of any anastigmats made any-
where, are a prominent feature of all the Modern Kodaks. They offer
a wide selection of fast lenses at low costs, enabling the amateur to
make pictures under conditions that would have been thought impos-
sible a few years ago.
Kodar Lens J.7.9,_rt
I HE Kodar f .7.9, a recent Eastman development, is of the anastig-
mat type. It is only a trifle faster than the rapid rectilinear rvhich it re-
places, but it approaches the anastigmat in defining and covering
power and gives negatives of consistently high quality.
Kodar lenses cost but little more than the rectilinear type and are
fully worth the small difference.
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Aeeessories and Supplies
That WiU Giae You More Funfrorn Your Kodak
T
IF you want to derive the maximum amount of enjoyment
from your Kodak or other Bastman camera, see the pages ffi that follow. They u-ill convince you that picture rnaking
can mean no end of fun aside from that which comes with: "aiming simply and shooti.tg." "How You will get a foretaste of it all from reading to
Make Good Pictures," an inexpensive, interesting little @ book that has been read with pleasure and profit by more
than two million amateur photographers. tr*T3" ". /.'""' I Then, with the aid of inexpensiveKodak accessories,you
can make unusu,alpictures. Informal portraits, close-upsof
still-life subjects,landscapesthat have more than the usual Wh : amount of charm, group pictures which include even the
photographer, flashlights, silhouettes, architectural sub- \Y jects-all of these will become easy for you.
Further help in this direction is afforded by the rvide
choice of negative-making materials at your command. .3A You can readily adapt any Kodak to the use of the
various cut films or plates, for especially good pictures of f% subjects like speeding automobiles, highly colored land-
scapesand art objects.
And there are other things you can do. You ean double
your fun by developing and printing pictures yourself. You
can tint them easily and artistically, even though you may
have had no training whatever along these lines. Simple
Eastman equipment and supplies will enable you to make
your own enlargements-big pictures that will gir.'eyou far
more pleasure thl1r you thought--you could ever get fro_m ffits
using a camera. Finally, you rvill see how you can makeI your picture pleasure permanent-how you can, at little ,e expenseand rvith no trouble at all, mount your pictures for
future years and preserve your valuable negatives for re-
prints whenever you want them.
Look at these pages carefully. They will give you some ffi conception of the limitless possibilities that amateur pho-
tograph;'holds. They will also help you to solve more than
one gift problem, for many of the items listed make splen-
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"Hoto to Multe Good Pictureso)
TUIS well known book should be in the home
of every arnateur photographer. It explains, in
easy, untechnical language, the various phases HAVIO MAK[.
of picture m4king. Its brief chapters co\-er cam-
era, operation, dlveloping, printing, enlarging
and tinting; landscape, architectural and inte-
rior photography; flashlight and home por-
traiture; the making of silhouettes,ete.There are
184 pages full of pointed, definite information,
almost as many illustrations, and simple charts
that explain
photographic
theories and
processes.The
book is print-
ed on high grade paper and is bound
in boards with a vellum cover.
"How to Make Good Pictures" (16th
edition) $0.50
I(odak Self Tirner
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I HIS aceessory helps in making a really
complete picture record. With it the photog-
rapher can make snapshots of himself or can
include himself in group pictures. Clip a
Kodak Self Timer to the cable release of
any Kodak, set it for any intervaL from ll
second to 1 minute, and step into the pic-
ture; the timer trips the shutter and makes
the exposurewithout further help from you.
Kodak Self Timer $r.ZJ
The Safety Photo Mailer
COUBfXATION A of tough Kraft envelope, double scored :"-'I corrugated.board and lock seal. Thisi-b.hqses, B E h E , @ x b n.r mailer can be depended on| *.-**-* . to carry prints and enlargements with safet_v
No. Size Card or Print Outside Size of Mailer Price oer'. Doz.
A- 5 x 7 or smaller 6rl x Srl g1.08
ry- 9% x llzl or smaller . tO%- x tefu . 1.80
9-ll% x l\rfi.or smaller 13 x t{,1 . e.l0
p-12% x lSsl or sma_l,ler . tgsz x 16fi . 9.00
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Kodak Metal Tripods
TUnSp tripods, the result of many years of experience in construct-
ing camera supports, are models of lightness, eompactnessand rigidity.
The legs are of brass tubing, the sections in each telescoping neatly
to give small collapsed size without sacrifice of strength. The lower
sections and the heads are nickeled, while the upper sections are fin-
ished in black enamel.
There are six models from which to choose. When closed their
lengths range from ll/sLo llfuinches, so that eve_nthe largest is con-t venient to carry. Nos. 1 and 2have revolving heads which permit the
eamera to swing in any desired direction without moving the tripod
itself. They also have straps to hold the legs in place when closed. Nos.
lC and 2C have solid heads.Their legs have no straps.
The head of No. 6 (illustrated in its carrying case) includes a hinge
which permits the legs to fold flat-parallel to one another instead of
in the usual triangular form. The result is a narrow shape which, with
the extreme shortness of the tripod when closed, makes No. 6 easiestof
all to carrY' Details and. Prices
sections Lensth
KodakMetarrripod No.0 ,uil','ri3n* r#l;i"1"tl"" ry"ttlr'"""". . f*;
Kodak nfetal Tripod No. 1C 4 lSlinches 481{ inches 25rf ounces. 4.00
Kodak ]Ietal Tripod No. I 4 15 inches 48rl inches 24rf ounces . 4.50
Kodak lletal Tripod No. 2C 5 l3l inches 49 y'! inches 26 ounces 4.5O
Kodak Metal Tripod No. 2 5 l31l inches 49fu inches 25 ounces 5.00
Kodak Metal Tripod No. 6 6 llfu inches 40 inches 24 ounces 6.50
Leather Carr.ving Case,for Nos. 0 to 2, inclusive 2.7O
Ditto. for No. 6 3.15
Rubber Tips, for Metal Tripod Spurs (per set of 3) .10
The l{odapod
TUn little Kodapodis an exceedinglyI handy arrangement,particularly suited
for use in plaee of a tripod in outdoor
photography. The toothed jaws at one
end firmly grip tree, fence or other
wooden object, while the other end
threads into any standardtripod socket.
A clamping screw adjusts the eamera to the correct horizontal or verti-
cal position, where it is firmly held while the exposure is being made.
The Kodapod $r.75
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The Optipod
Hpnn is a neat little device-a combined
trtpodtripod headhead andand feltlinedfeltJined clamp-thatclamp-that iis fre-
quently used instead of a tripod and, in manymany
cases,in conjunction with that larger suppori.
Used alone the Optipod clamps to-any
shelf, table, window ledge, running board or
other support, and holds the camera fimrly
lrhile_the exposure is being made. It fits any
standard tripod socket. It is small and lighi,
and slips readily into the pocket.
The ball and socket joint is a great conven-
ienc_esrycg it permits tilting the camera to almoit any
angl_e,It is especially valuable when the Optipod ii
used in connection with a tripod to photogr-aph sub-
jects which are at close range or otheiwise io situated
t_hat it is impossible to place the tripod alone in the
desired position.
TheOptipod 91.2.i
Flashlight Materials
Swcp it makes one independent of daylight, flashlight photography
is a year-around sport. Giving complete control of- illuminuiiotr, il
means good indoor pictures under oth-erwiseimpossible conditions.
The simplest way is to use the Kodak Flash Sheet Holder and
Eastman Flash Sheets. The latter are placed on the holder and
ignited f{9- behind. They burn slowly, giving a broad and powerful,
yet soft, light.
\o. I Flash Sheets,perl/z dozen sheets,B x 4-inch g0.85
No. 2 Flash Sheets,per % dozen sheets,{ x 5-inch .56
No. 3 Flash Sheets, per r/z dozen sheets, 5 x Z-inch .84
Kodak Flash Sheet Holder. t.Zi
Flash cartridges are reeomlnended only where in-
stantaneous exposuresare required.
Eastman No. 4 Flash Cartridges, for use only with fuse,
per package of 1l dozen . $0.50
Ditto, No. 5 .80
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And. here's the actu,al picture, rnade uith a Kodak
and Kodah Portrait Attachrnent
g b ' f --$H ffiu subjeet is placed within arm's length of the ordinary hand eamera fn
the result is a blurred image. But when the lens is supplemented by a
Kodak Portrait Attachment the camera is adapted to the making of "close-ups" charming of your family and friends, as well as clear-cut,
close-range pictures of flowers, art objects and still-life subjects.
It's all very easy, too. The attachment is quickly
slipped over the regular lens andthe camera is operated
as usual. IJsing the I(odak Portrait Attachment simp-
ly keeps the focus sharp at close range and results in
images that practically fill the area of the negative.
I(odak Color Filter
Tffn Kodak Color Filter is valuable in photo-
graphing highly colored landscapes, florvers, art
objects, ete. The dye in the filter holds back the
strong blue and violet rays, which affect the nega-
tive most quickly, and gives the weaker shadestime
to register. The resulting picture reproduces all the
color values more nearly as the eye seesthem.
For pricesof theseattachments,seepage[5
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Kodak Sky Filter
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I HE yellow-stained upper half
holds back the light reflected from
light clouds in a blue sky. This
restrained light renders the clouds
distinctly while the darker por-
tions of the pieture get the benefit
of full exposure through the clear
half of the attachment.
The Kodak Sky Filter slips readily over the cam-
era lens and does not require any change in the
timing of the exposure.
I(odak Diffusion Portrait Attaehrn en t
TUe concentric lines polished into
the surface of this attachment diffuse
the light that reachesthe lens. Besides
giving large images like the regular
Kodak Portrait Attachment. this
little disk lends a charming softness-
atmosphere-to subjects.
The V. P. K. Diffusion Disk used with the V. P. K.
Specia\f .4.5 and f .5.6lenses,and V. P. K. SeriesIII,
f .6.3 lens, is suitable for portraits at 511 feeL and
beyond, and also for landscape work.
Kodak Pictorial Diffusion Disk
A foaut Pictorial Diffusion Disk does for landscape pictures what a "close-ups."Kodak Diffusion Portrait Attachment does for It lends a
pleasing softness,without loss of brilliancy, and gives results that are
artistic as well as different.
The V. P. K. Diffusion Disk is a similar attachment.
These disks slip on or off the lens mount in an instant
and their use does not involve any change whatsoever in
eamera operation.
For pictures that are definitely different and add to the
album, the Kodak Pictorial Diffusion Disk does yeoman
servrce.
For prices of these attachments, see page [5
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I(odak Filrn
The Film that Gets
the Picture
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I HE negative-making material,
plus the print paper, determines the
quality of a finished picture. While a
good.camera-not necessarily an ex-
pensive one-is required to make
good pictures, the best of cameras
and the most expert photo finishing
cannot produce first class results on poor film. 'l'he amateur need.sa well balanced sensitive emulsion on his film, "shoot"for he must sometimes under trying conditions or lose his pic-
ture chance. If the lighting is harsh, n'ith strong contrast between
shadows and highlights, Kodak Film'will give the best rendering of
tones, for it has the necessary property to give correct gradations of
tones from the highest lights down into the deepest shadou's. In the "longterms of the professional,it has a scale." Without such a proper- "sootty a and whitewash" effect would be obtained in the prints.
If the light is weak, Kodak Film, because of its speed, will help in
getting the best pictures possible. This matter of speed is important,
but a fine grained emulsion also has much to do with the quality of a
picture, and it is most essential in the securing of satisfactory enlarge-
ments. Fine grain is an outstanding quality of Kodak Film.
Latitude also plays an important part. It is that property in a film
which allows variations in exposure without detriment to negative
quality. While speed reduces the danger of under-exposure,it is lati-
tude that performs a similar service in minimizing the chance for over-
exposure.
IJniformity is not just a meaningless word. Kodak Film is uniform.
It does not vary. It is the samefrom roll to roll, from month to month,
so that the amateur can be assured that it will alu'ays act the same
under like conditions, and he can govern his exposures accordingly.
When once he has mastered the mechanics of his camera, ai'rd becomes
familiar with exposures to give under various light conditions, he will
always secure good results.
Kodak Film Cartridges for the eameras shown in this eatalog are
listed under each model. For other sizes, consult your Kodak dealer.
For your protection, remember that Kodak Film is made only by the
Eastman Kodalt Company. It comesonly in theJamiliar yellow bor and is
plainly marlted Kodak Film.
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I(odak Film, Packs
Fon Fih Pack cameras and cameras
equipped for Film Pack Adapters use Kodak
Film Packs. They are coated with the same
sensitizedemulsion as Kodak Film and have
the same dependable qualities. To make
them easily identifiable they also are packed
in yellow boxes.
Kodak Film Packs contain 12 exposures each.
Per Per
fnehes Centimeters Pack fnches Centimeters Pack
IVo. 500 1% x 2r4 4% x 6 $0.9s No. 522 3 r 2 x 5 1 , 4 8 x 1 4 $ 1 . 1 0
No. 540 L% x 4rZ 4i1o x 107Ao .55 No. 543 3% x ;rh 1o x 15 1.35
No. 520 2% x 3rA 6 x I .50 No. 523 4 x 5 1 0 x l z r h 1 . 1 0
No. 516 2rA x41A 6% x ll .60 No. 526 a)4 x 6Yz 12 x 1612 r.75
No. 531 Te/szx 57\/:tz 6 x 13 .90 No. 515 5 x 7 1 3 x 1 8 1 . 9 0
No. 518 3% x 4%" 8 x l0% .90 No. 541 3 % x a s Z 9 x 1 2 1 . 0 0
No. 542 3 x 5%, 7rz x lSrl 1"00
Cornbination Backs
CorrBrNATroN Backsadapt
3A Autographic Kodaks, Regular
and Special, Lo double plate hold-
ers. The photographer then has
the advantage of ground glass fo-
cusing and, if he so desires, can
make one or two exposures and
develop them at onee.
With the addition of Kodak Cut
Filrn Sheaths in the plate holder,
this special back also equips the
camera for use with Kodak Cut Film, Eastman Commercial Ortho
and Eastman Commercial Panchromatic Film. (Seepages48 and 49.)
Combination Back with ground glass, for No. 3A Autographic Kodak $4.00
Ditto, for No. 3L Special 5.00
Kodak Double Plate Holders for either of the above, each 1.50
Eustrnan, Plates
Tffe amateurwho intendsto useplates,eitherin a 3A Kodak or in a
plate camera of any size,will find it very much to his advantage to use
one or more of these well knorvn Eastman brands: Speedw&/, East-
man 40, Eastman 36, Single or Double Coated Ortho, Wratten &
Wainwright Panchromatic.
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- , 5 Kodak Cut Filrn Sheath- L
AnfpfS a plate holder to the use of cut
film. It is made of aluminum. ribbed for
rigidity, and is instantly inserted or removed.
21y'x 3r1 \ry' x ar/ 3rAx |rk 4 x 5
Kodak Cut Film
Sheath $0.r0 S0.10 $0.15 $0.r5 dr'ffi.ed @
&
I(odak Cut Filrn
I(onrx Cut Fitm offerseveryadvantage
of plates, and in addition it weighs only one-
tenth as much, is free from halation, easier to
handle and unbreakable. The nesatives it '%.,produces are of strictly superioi quality. '%,.Through the agency of the Combination
Back, Double Plate Holder (see page 47)
and Kodak Cut Film Sheaths, No. 3A Autographic Kodaks, Regular
and Special, can readily be adapted for use with this film.
The speed of regular Kodak Cut Filrn is comparable to that of the
best portrait plate or of cartridge Kodak Film. The Szper Speed is
about twice as fast as Regular, yet it equals the latter in latitude,
gradation and fineness of grain. It gives the best possible negatives
under difficult light conditions and with short exposures, rvithout
sacrificing any of the qualities on which film superiority is founded.
It opens the way to unthought-of possibilities in speed work, home
portraiture, etc.
Zr,l x 51,151./xar1 grAx 5% 4 x F
Kodak Cut Film, Regular, dozen. . $0.45 $0.65 $0.90 $0.90
Kodak Cut Film, Super Speetl,dozen. .50 .75 1.00 1.00
Eastntan Com,ntercial Ortho Filrn
TfffS film is color-sensitive to a high degree, and gives especially
g,ood color separation in landscapes or multi-color still-life subjects.
It is about half as fast as Kodak Cut Film Regular and is supplied in
cut film form. It is not sensitive to red.
S L A x a r A S % x 5 1 k 4 x 5
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Eastrnan, Corn rn ercial P anchrornatic Filrn
EASTVIAN Commercial Panchromatic Film is completely sensitive
to all colors, including red, and,when used with the proper filter gives a
monochrome reproduction of all tints and shades in their propel rela-
tion. It cannot be handled by the light of a ruby safelight, but must be
manipulated in darktess 9r by the light of a green Series 3 Safelight.
It is supplied in cut film form.
o^ri.ll( r';r-u!("
BastmancommerciatPanchromaticFilm, dozen. ffi:
Kodak Filrn, Tunk
TffBSp outfits afford the easiest, most
reliable means of developing roll film
negatives.No darkroom is necessary.By
means of the light-tight box the film is
transferred to a reel, being covered at
the same time by t protecting apron.
Reel, film and apron are immersed in the
solution cup and development is made
aecording to directions which accompany
each outfit.
Kodak Film Tanks, complete (according to size of film cartridge to be
accommodated) $s.so to $6.50
Flexible Fixing and lVashing Tank, for \f-inch Kodak Film Tank 92.50
Kodak Tank l)eveloper Powders, per rf tlozen (according to the size of the
Film Tank with which they are to be userl) 9.20, $.25
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder (per fu-lb.,1h-1b., or l-lb. package) $.10,$.15,$.25
No. 2 Brousnie
I)eaeloping Box
THIS is an adaptation of the Kodak Film Tank, so simple and pro- 'fhe ficient that any boy or girl can operate it suceessfully. covered
metal box is just the right length to hold, when looped once, a roll ofI A120, 120, Al27 or 127 Kodak Film. The developing is done in day-
light, and by following the simple and explicit directions which accom-
pany each box, consistently good results can be obtained by the user
from the very beginning.
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No. 2 Rrownie Developing Box . . gt.z5
Brownie Developing Box Powders, per package of 6 .20
Kodak Acid Fixing Powder, per.r,l-lb.,lh-\b., or llb. package $.10, $.15, $.25
49
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l(odak Safelight Larnp ,Tt
I HIS lamp is ideal for all darkroom uses. It is made to suit the work
of the beginner, the advanced amateur, or the professional.
It is supplied with a 5 x 7 Series 1 Safelight, for use with films or
plates that are not highly color sensitive. Safelights of other series are
also available.
The lamp is made of metal, neatly finished. It is
supplied rvith safelight, electric cord and fittings, ex-
cepting 2l-watt electric bulb.t Kodak Safelight Lamp . S3.50
Extra Safelight, 5 x 7, any series .75
Eastnt an Saf eli ght Larnp
SusppxDpD from an electric cord or fixture. the i.*.
Eastman Safelight Lamp throws the light from a 10- a':...'il.,'
watt bulb directly downward over the work table.
Supplied with s x 7 Series 2 Safelight, for use with
films or plates, unless otherwise ordered. Strongly
constructed of metal, neat, convenient.
Eastman Safelight Lamp, without bulb 93.00
Extra Safelight, 5 x 7, any series
Brownie Safelight Lantp rTt
itholds'screwst:l"oty,",TF:ri'-"t'",'fI HE Brownie Safelight Lamp, but little larger than the eleetric bulb and has safelights both:ht:Jift"h"t'm:tt*m"ll:at the end and at the front,
as shown. Both safelights are Series l, and are inter-
changeable with other series.A lO-watt electric bulb
(not supplied) is the source of illumination.
Brownie Safelight Lamp 9f .75
Extra Circular End Safelight (any series), eaeh .25
Extra Rectangular Safelight (any series), each .40I Extra Safelights Jor Safelight Larnps
Spnros 00-For use with developing-out papers (except bromide).
Snnrps 0-Forusewithbromidepaperand with lantern slide plates.
Snnrps l-For use with films or plates not highly color sensitive.
Snnrns Z-For extra rapid orthochromatic films and plates.
Snnrns 3-For usewith red-sensitive panchromatic films and plates.
Price, any series, for Eastman and Kodak Safelight Lamps-$.?5.
Price, any series, for Brownie Safelight Lamp; circular-$.25;
rectangular-$.40.
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Irnproaed l{odak Filrn Clip
A SfUnOy, dependable clip made in two
styles of solid, non-corrosivemetal. One is used
in suspending the film from a support. The other
can be attached to the lower edge of the film, a
lead weight keeping the film taut. Both styles
have Z-inch jaws. Drainage holes in them pre-
vent water from collecting and eliminate the
danger of streaking dry films.
Improved Kodak Film Clip withoutlead weight. $0.35
Improved Kodak Film Clip with lead rveight
Kodak Junior Filrn Clip
TWO teeth in the jaw of this clip remove all possibility
of slipping. The clip is made in one size only, 13/reinches
wide, of acid-resisting metal, and is equally practical for
tray development or for drying films.
Kodak Junior Film Clip No. I S0.15
Eastrnan Filrn Deueloping CIip
A StnONG and thoroughlydependableclip.
Made in two sizes,with nickel finish.
Trl-inch, per pair. S0.30
5-inch,per pair .40
I{odak Candle Larrtp
WIIBXEVER spaceis at a premium, or wherever elec-
tricity is not available-on the camping trip, for in-
stance-this clever larnp is very popular. It is collapsible
and takes up very little room when not in use. It is made
of special, tested ruby fabric bound in metal frames,
and gives a strong light, safe for photographic work.
I(odak Candle Lamp, with one candle $0.40
Extra Candles, per dozen '40
I(odak Darkroorn Larnp
TfrB Kodak DarkroomLamp is oil burning,is fitted
with both orange and ruby glass, and has an adjustable 'Ihewinged light shield. unusually broad wick is regu-
lated from the outside and gives a soft, steady light.
Kodak Darkroom Lamp . $1.50
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Deaeloping Trays
"Bull's Eye" (Composition) EastmanEnameled
3)(xafu . $0.30 3rlx72 $1.30 r{ x 6 $0.65
4 x5 .40 5 x 8 .80 5x7 .85
4 x 6 . 4 5
Deaeloping and Printing Outfits
Tffn eamerist who wishes to
do his own developing by thet tray method and to make his
own prints, can save himself
both time and expenseby us-
ing either of these outfits.
Prices
One Kodak Candle Lamp . $0.40
One Printing Frame .40
One Glass for Frame .0i
One 4-ounce Graduate . .1i
One Stirring Rod .06
Four Developing Trays .40
Five Tubes Eastman Special Developer . .95
One-half pound Kodak Acid Fixing Powder. .15
Two dozen 3rA x 5r/z-inch Velox l'aper .40
Two ounces Nepera Solution for developing Velox . .gO
fnstruction Book (free)
Value $2.56
BASTMAN 3A OUTFIT, conrnr,rrE, NE-{rr,y pAcKED. . . P.ice $Z.OO
EASTMAN A B C OUTFIT, similar to above but providing for 4 x d-inch or
smaller pictures $9.00
Elernentary P hoto graphic Chentistry
TfffS informative booklet fills the need for a sim-
ple account of photographic ehemistry for practical
photographers. Chapter I contains a brief intro-
duction to elementary chemistry. Subsequentt chapters describe the important photogr-aphic
chemicals, their properties and reactions. Impor-
tant features are a table of solubilities of the chem-
icals in common use, practical information on
formulas, the preparation and use of solutions,ete.
The latest edition of this 100-pagebook has been
thoroughly revised and much nerv material has
been added. It is attractively bound in boards.
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Kodak Arnateur Printer
T-t
-U On quick and convenient contact printing the amateur ean choose
no better means than this compact device, built to simple but scientific
Eastman standards.
It fits negatives from l5l x 2rl
to 4 x 5 or 3r1 x 512 inches. The
negative to be printed is placed
on the top glass windou' by the
light of a red bulb inside the
printer. A simple masking ar-
rangement controls the white
margins and holds the negative
during any number of exposures.
The paper is placed over the nega-
tir.e and the hinged frame closed.
This automatically turns on a 60-
watt electric lamp (not supplied)
and makesthe exposure.The posi-
tion of this lamp is readily adjust-
able to give even illumination to
negativesof various sizes.
The printer is suppliedwith 511
feet of electric cord u'ith plug
attached, and one red bulb.
Kodak Amateur Printer $10.00
Kodak Auto-Mask Printing Frarne
THIS frame can be used in printing
from any negativesof amateur size: 4 x
5,3r2 x 512 inehesor smaller.
Attached to the frame are two slides
adjusted from the outside, forming an
accurate mask of n'hatever size is de-
sired. Any number of uniformly masked
prints can be made without readjusting
the negative or the masking slides.
The entire frame is carefully con-
structed, of quality materials, to give
years of service.
Kodak Auto-Mask Printing Frame $1.50
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Eastrnan Prin ting Fratnes
THBsn frames have a trvo-section hinged back, rvith clamps to hold
the negative and paper firmly.
Construction is of beech, a high^grade.rvood that assuresrigidity
and long life, and obviates dangei of r.r-arping.
Fy.211x \|/-inctr plates and V. P. K. or smaller film nega-
tives . 90.95
For 2rl x AL/jnch or smaller film negatives .40
Fo1.3rr1 x A|/a-inch plates and Qy'ax :1711or smaller film nega-
; tives . .40
For 31/ax 511-inch or smaller film negatives .40
For 31/ x Sfu-inch plates .4i
For 4 x 5-inch plates or films .4!O
For 5.x 7-inch plates or films .db
For 311.x lZ-inch films 1.60
Eastman Printing Frumes are supplied uithout glass
I(odaloid Printing Masks
rTr
I-HFFB transparent, durable masks, orange-red in
eolor, hal'e openingsof various convenient sizes.Their
transparerrcy.enables the user to see clearly the por-
tions of the picture which are being masked off. this
is an advantage not present in masts made of opaque
material.
3A }'rames, 8 masking sizes, eaeh g0.10 {or
For4 x5}'rames,6maskingsizes, each. .10
I,'or 5 x 7-tt'ramesr5 maskingsizes, each. .1J
I(odak Magnesiunt, Ribbon llolder
, I(OOAK Magnesium Ribbon provides-exposingan in-
3i'' tensely bright light suitable for \-elox,
and an excellent supplementary illumination for
portraiture, copying and interior work in general.
It is furnished in t-he hq"4y holder illustrated. It is best ignited by
means of the special alcohol lamp listed below. A forward moiement of
the thumb_ p.-ushesout the desired length of ribbon through a small
opening, while_a_reversemovement extinguishes the ribbon instantly.
The Kodak Nragnesjum Ribbon Holdei is just another of the many
Eastman aceessoriesthat vyhencalled upon are ready to add ro -,."it
to photographic pleasure.
Kodak Magnesium Ribbon Holder $0.50
Alcohol Lamp .50
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