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Kodak Six-20 Brownie model C Camera User manual
User manual for Kodak Six-20 Brownie model C Camera. 4 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Kodak
- Model / document
- Kodak Six-20 Brownie model C Camera
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 4
- File size
- 1.3 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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USE KODAK FILM 620 “VERICHROME’ FILM 620 The univer fim speci photographer. Its speed and 1 fo ake snapshots In most di ade fr the amatir t conditions. "PLUS-X’ FILM PX620 A general-purpose panchromatic fim of sinila foctdayiit or adic ght use" “A favourite of those who prefer the picture quality of a fil which responds t¢ all colours. "PANATOMIC-X FILM FX620 ‘A slower panchromatic film giving extrafin ‘negatives particularly suitble for enlarging stomic'-X'is for bright subjects or sunny ays “SUPER-XX’ FILM. XX620 A paschromatic film of highest speed for indoor fash ruil light pictures, and for outdoor snapshots in dull weather or poor light. It me Bl wen oe How to use your seguatnesyecnerse SIMO BROWNIE CAMERA Closeups, can Be fited by means of @ No” 370 "Kodal’ Lens: Avtachent. RBROWNIE @ MODEL CView original page 1
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SNAPSHOTS LSet Control Lever to ST” nstantaneous) for all. snapshots. 2 Look in the red window to make certain that you have advanced the film, 3. Check the distance. Do not photograph subject neater than 8 feet from the camera unless you use supplementary close-up lens such as a Kodak “Portea’ 4-1 lens. A. Check the light, The subject can be in bright or hhazy sunlight, between an hour after sunrise and an hour before sunset 5S Compose the picture. Decide whether it should bbe horizontal or eral. The Viewfinder tells you what your picture will include. 6 Hold the camera steady. Camera shake will blur the picture. Press the Shutter Button inwards with a gentle squeezing action. Printed in Balad ‘es/o[tsTe 150355 KODAK LIMITED LONDON When there is not enough light for a snapshot, a Brief ‘Time Exposure is made. ‘he camera on a firm suport Bey sure the camer font + within, 20 3 from the edge $0 support does not show inthe Never bold the camera in the finds oe B? exposures Set the control lever to “B) ‘Steady the camera and press. in the shutter button Slowly, | ‘The shutter will ‘emain open for as long as the shutter bution is held in. It will close when the Fa are Geese ‘The exposure time, needed will depend on, the lta Tas evo, ng ot Cano be apace al Enh lowing wil give some guidance" ‘Near sunrise orView original page 2
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