User manual

COLOR FILMS
Kodachrome Film
For color transparencies, which can be projected on a screen or from
which prints or enlargements can be made . For processing , see below .
Use Kodachrome Film for Daylight for daylight pictures, and Koda-
chrome Film, Type F, for pictures with clear flash bulbs. 20 or 36 ex-
posures.
KODAK FILMS
Kodak Ektachrome Film
Like Kodachrome, Ektachrome Film produces lifelike color transparen ·
cies for projection or from which color prints and enlargements can be
made. The speed of this film, however, is faster than that of Koda·
chrome Film. You can process this film yourself or have it processed as
described below.
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Use Kodak Ektachrome Film for Daylight for exposure in daylight ,
and Kodak Ektachrome Film, Type F, for pictures with clear flash bulbs .
20 exposures .
Kodak High Speed Ektachrome Film
With this new , extremely fast color film you can stop action in low illu -
mination and, at the same time, get faithful color rendition with excel -
lent definition. Use Daylight Type for exposure in daylight , and Type B
for indoor pictures by existing artificial light. 20 exposures .
Your dealer can arrange to have your Kodachrome or Ektachrome Film processed by Kodak or any
other laboratory offering such service. Some laboratories, including Kodak , also provide direct mail
service whereby you can mail exposed film to the laboratory and have it returned directly to you . See
your dealer for the special mailing devices required. Do not mail film without an overwrap or special
mailing device intended for this purpose.