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6 Picture taking with the

J is

aT-level

for levelling

the

camera, verti-

cally

and

horizontally.

KK

are concealed springs

for opening

the

back

and

e

nd

s.

L is

the

carrying

handle.

In

the

back of

the

camera there is a small red

'!

window

through

which

the

number

of

the

film

can be seen.

Tripod

sockets for holding the

camera

on

a

tripod

in

th

e horizontal

and

vertical

positions are provided.

Having

gone over

the

camera

and

observed

the

movements of

it

s various

part

s,

read

th

e direc-

tions for loading, exposing

and

unloading,

and

without

any

fi

lm in

th

e camera, make all

the

movements called for.

In

this way there will be

little possibility of w

ast

ing

any

film

through

an

unintentional exposure.

Loading

the

Kodak

T

HE

No. 3A

Panor

am

Kodak, like all

other

Kodak

s,

can be loaded a

nd

unloaded

in

day-

light.

Th

ese operations should be done in a

s

ubdued

light, not

in

dir

ect

sunlight. This

~

camera uses

the

film for

the

regular 3A Auto-

graphic Kodak, No. A 122,

the

six-

and

ten-

expos

ur

e spools for three

and

five Pa

noram

pictures r

es

p

ect

ively.

1.

To

open

the

Kod

ak

unhook

the

carrying

handle

and

press

the

concealed springs

KK

at

the

rear

upp

er corners of

the

sides, Fig.

II

,

page

7,

allowing

the

back

to

drop down a

nd

the

sides to swing out, as

in

Fig.

III.