User manual

Also provide a pair of shears, a pitcher of cold water, (preferably, ice water),
a pail
tor slops, and a dark room having a shelf or table.
By a
dark room IS meant one that is wholly dark-not a ray of light in
it.
Such a room can easily be secured at night almost anywhere. The reason
a
dark room is required is that the film is extremely sensitive to white light,
either daylight or lamplight, and would be . spoiled zf exposed to it even for a
fraction of a second, while being removed from the Kodak.
Having provided such a room or closet where, wh~n the door IS closed,
no ray of light can be seen,
'· 1. Set up on the table or shelf the Orange Candle lamp, and light it as directed
in the circular which comes in the box in which the lamp is enclosed.
The lamp gives a sub!iued yellow or orange light which will not injure the film unless it is held close to it.
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Set the lamp on the table at least eighteen inches from and with the side toward the operator.
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