User manual

step back and press the release down fu ll y to take the picture.
Modifying the ASA Setting: You may wish to slightly modify the recommended film
speed (exposure index) to achieve a result which
is more suitable for you. Using a higher
speed results
in denser transparencies, which some people prefer when using high-
wattage projectors and a small screen. A lower film speed gives lighter transparencies,
for a low-wattage projector and large screen.
To modify the film speed setting when using filters with black-and-white films, divide
the
film speed by the filter factor ; use nearest film speed number.
CARE OF THE CAMERA
• Your Kodak Automatic 35B is a fine, ruggedly built camera, but yet a precision in-
strument. Protect it from dust and
dirt and avoid rough handling. Use a rubber syringe
to
blowout any dust that may accumulate inside the camera. If the lens needs cleaning,
first brush
or blow away any grit or dust, then wipe the surface gently with Kodak Lens
Cleaning Paper.
If necessary, use Kodak Lens Cleaner.
•
Do not attempt to make any repairs or remove any parts from the shutter, lens, or
camera. Never oil the shutter or any other parts of the camera. If you find that the cam-
era requires service, return it to your photo dealer who will have repairs made locally,
or
send it to the Eastman Kodak Company. 21