User manual

No . l A Gift Eod ak
Exposure Table for Interiors
• Th e table on page 24 gives s uit able
exposures for varying conditions of
light,
wh en using stop N o.2 .
With sto p No.1 , give one-half;
" " N o. 3, "t wice ;
" No .4, " fOLll" tim es
the
ex posures given in t he tabl e.
The smaller th e s top ope ning th e
sha
rper th e n ea rby objects will b e, see
table on page
13 . Stop No . 2 gives
th e best av e rag e results for Int eriors.
To MAKE A PORTRAIT
Th e subje ct should be s eated in a
chair pa
rtly facing the light with t he
body turned slightly away from, a nd
th e face turn ed tow a rd s th e Kod ak
which should be a little higher
than an
ordin a ry table. Th e s ubject s hould
look at an object level with th e lens or
dire
ctl y at th e lens. Compose th e
pictur e in the finder. For a thr ee-
qu a rt er figure th e Kodak should be
a
bout eight feet from th e subje ct ; a nd
for a full-l ength figur e, a bout ten
feet .
Stop No . 3 or No . 4 should be
used.
Th e ba ckground should form a
contra st with th e subje ct ; a light back-
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