Kodak Six-20 Brownie model D Camera User manual

USE KODAK FILM 620

© “VERICHROME” FILM. 620

‘The universal film specially made for the amateur
photographer. Its Speed and latitude enable you
fo take snapshots inmost daylight conditions

© *PLUS-x’ FILM PX620

A general-purpose panchromatic film of similar speed
for’ daylight of arufcial light use. A favourte_of
those who prefer the picture quality of a film which
responds to all colours.

© “PANATOMIC-X FILM FX620

A slower panchromatic film giving extra-fine-grain
‘negatives particularly suitable for enlarging. Pan
aomie’-X'is for bright subjects or sunny days.

(© ‘SUPER-XX’ FILM XX620

A panchromatic film of highest speed for indoor and
ardficial light pictures, for outdoor snapshots in
lull" weather, and for all photographs taken in
poor lig.

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SNAPSHOTS

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“1” instantaneous)
for all snapshots.

2 Look in the red
window to make

certain that you have
‘advanced the film,

3. Check the distance. For subjects at between 5 and
to feet, pull out the Close-up Slide. For subjects
‘more than ro feet away, be sure to have the Close-up
Slide pushed in.

4 Check the light The subject can be in bright or
tay unig) between an hour flr sunise and
an hour before sunset.

5 Compose the picture. Decide whether it should
be horizontal or vertical. The Viewfinder tells
{you what your picture will include.

© Hold the camera steady. Camera shake will blur

the picture. Press the Shutter Button inwards
with a gentle squeezing action,

7 Advance the film to the next exposure.

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BRIEF-TIME EXPOSURES

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the camera in the hands for "B™ exposures.

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Aer making “B” expomures, move the contra leter
mor et,

The, exposure time needed will depend on, the igh
condifons and subjecy and cannee opined ac,

- but the following will’ give some guidance :—

‘Near sunrise or
sunset or in
deep shade 1-5 sec.

Indoors near to
windows 5-10 sec.
Interiors lit by

daylight 5-30 sec.