Kodak Tourist Adapter Kit User manual

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     pictures on each roll of No. 620 film in either black and
    white or color-that means more pictures at the same
     film cost. Now, too, you can take pictures on Kodachrome
    Film, the film that makes full-color transparencies for
    projection on a screen or from which Kodachrome Prints
    can be made.
     The relatively long focal length of the Kodak Tourist
   Camera lens, when used with the smaller negative sizes,
     is very effective for close-ups. At the same camera-to-
     subject distance, the lens produces pictures which have a
    greater magnification than is obtained with a camera

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KODAK TOURIST ADAPTER KIT
for use on
                                                                                                    f f 6.3 LensesKodqk Tourist Comeras with  f /4.5 or
The Kodak Tourist Adapter Kit consists of the following:
  Three film masks, three view finder masks, two Bantam
spool holders, a Bantam spool, a camera back, and a
pocket case. With the exception of the camera back (which
can be left on the camera), all parts of the kit can be
carried in the handy pocket case.
  In addition to the 2)4 x 3%,-inch picture made with the
camera, pictures of three additional sizes can be taken
with the Kodak Tourist Camera when the various com-
ponents of the kit are utilized. The film masks and view
finder masks are marked with the negative sizes.
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TO ATTACH THE ADAPTER KIT
Remoue tlte Camera Back-Unlock the catches at each end
of the camera and lift off the back.
Install the 828 Spool Holders-If Kodak No. 828 film is to
be used, the special spool holders must be placed in the
carrrera. Release the film centering pin and place the
supply holder between the two spool pins; the white
arrow on the holder must point toward the film mask.
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      end stamped TAKE-up toward the take-up spool. The other
      masks are not marked and will fit either way.
      Attach the Special Camera Back-Attach one end of the
       special camera back to the camera with the word rop
      toward the top of the camera.
f     Load the Camera-Load Kodak No. 828 film in subdued
       light. If the take-up spool is not in position, place the
 i     end of the spool over the bottom pin first and depress the
      spring until the top end of the spool will slip into position
{    on the windins-knob shaft.

Place the spool of film on the supply spool holder. put the
end of the spool over the movable post first so that when
the paper is drawn off, the colored side will be up. Depress
the spring in the movable post until the other end of the
film spool will slip over the fixed post.
   Place the end of the film leader in the slot of the take-up
spool and wind on slightly more than one turn. Wind on
only enough leader to be sure that the film is securery
attached to the take-up spool. If too much leader is
wound on, the film may become fogged. Close and latch
the camera back.
  Load Kodak No. 620 film in the regular manner.
Adjust the Film window selector-Turn the film wrNDow
SELECToR counterclockwise (direction of arrow) until the
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      small cur-our opposite the indicated mask                                                           'size drops
      over the r,ocerrNc sruD. The setting can be made quite
        easily if the knob farthest from the locating stud is used.
       to turn the dial.
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     I        Before advancing ttre film, open the camera Jront.IJncqver
   I      the red window by moving the METAL rLATE aside. Turn
       the winding knob slowly until the figure "l" appears in the
      window. Replace the metal plate over the window.
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With Kodak No. 828 film there are three figures for each
picture. To prevent overlap, use the first figure in the
group each time the film is advanced.
  On some No. 828 film there is a printed box around the
first figure in each group. Advance the film to the boxed
figure each time and there will be no overlapping of the
pictures.
Attach the View Finder Mask-Artach the view finder mask
to the view finder. Place the smaller, rear opening of the

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mask in the opening at the rear of the view finder; therl
snap the front mask into position. Be sure to select the
mask that is marked the same as the film mask being used.
  Hold the camera firmly against the face. To frame the
picture properly, hold the camera at that distance from the
eye which permits you to superimpose the rear finder
frame on the front frame; see diagram. If you cannot
superimpose the frame all around, move the camera from
one side to the other in front of your eye so that you
see first the left and then the
right edge of the front frame.
Center the eye in this manner
and then keep it centered. To com-
pose the picture, move the
camera and your head simul-
taneously.

Set tlte Film Indicator Dial-Set the dial so that the name of
 the film being used is opposite the small stud above the dial.
TO REMOVE THE FIIM MASK
Place a finger within the mask aperture, lift up the end of
the mask, and pull it from the camera back frame.
KODAK FILMS
The Kodak Tourist Adapter Kit equips your Kodak
Tourist camera to use Kodachrome Film No. K828 or
K828A as well as No. 620 black-and-white or Kodacolor
Film. The two Kodachrome Films, Kodachrome Film Duy-
light Type for pictures outdoors and Kodachrome Film
Typ. A for photoflood or photoflash, make full-color
transparencies which can be projected on a screen or from
which Kodachrome Prints can be made
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     Two black-and-white films, Kodak Panatomic-X and
F   Kodak Direct Positive Panchromatic, are also available
 j    in the No. 828 film size. Panatomic-X is an ultrafine-

   I     grain film that is recommended when big enlargements are
4    to be made or when extreme detail is desired. Its speed is
     half that of 'Kodak Plus-X Film. FX828; 8 exposures.
      Kodak Direct Positive Panchromatic is a fast, fine-grain
     film which by special reversal processing gives black-and-
     white positive transparencies of the highest quality directly
    on the material exposed in the camera. Processing can be
    done in the home darkroom with the Kodak Direct Posi-
      tive Developing Outfit. DP828; 8 exposures.
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KODASLIDE
                      PROJECTORS
                     The Kodaslide Projector
                        Models 1,A. and 2A are
                                  ideal for projecting Koda-
                       chrome transparencies.
                        The Model 1A is an inex-
                          pensive projector fitted
                             with a 4-inch  ,f/ 3.5 Lum-
enized Kodak Projection Ektanon Lens. The Kodaslide
Projector Model 2A features a turret head and a choice of
two outstanding Lumenized lenses: a Kodak Projection

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         'i:!lEktanon 5-inch                   or 7r/z-inch f/4. The condensing                   "f/3.5,
systems of these two fine projectors are also Lumenized,
effecting increased screen illumination.
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Kodqslide Proieclor Mqsler Model
The Kodaslide Projector Master Model has a 1000-watt
projection lamp and a choice of five Kodak Projection
Ektar Lenses: 5 inch .f/2.3 and J/3.5,                                                7 %, inch f/2.3 and
                                                        the.ff 4, and, 11 inch J/3.7. Forced air circulation cools
larnphouse. A carrying case is supplied with the projector.

                         Kodqslide Tqble Viewer
                     Model A
                      This viewer provides corn-
                                plete one-package projection.
                              Slides are enlarged five times
                  and brilliantly illuminated
                       even in a normally lighted
                         room. (Illustrated at the left.)
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