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PART

I.

MAKING

THE

EXPOSURES.

EVERY

Kodak

is te.

sted

in

actual

use

and

aqjusted

until it

IS

In

perfect

working

condition.

It

is

then

loaded

with twenty-four exposures.

To

insure

its

r~aching

the

purchaser

in the same

condition

that

it leaves

the

factory it is

wrapped

and

sealed.

The

seal

should

be

broken

o,nly

by

the

purchaser.

MAKING

SNAP

SHOTS.

Snap

shots

can

be

made

only when

the

bright

sun

shines

directly

on

the

object;

the

camera

may

be

in

the

shade

but

the

object

should

not.

The

sun

should

never

shine

on the

front

of

the

Kodak

while

taking

a

picture;

it

should

be

behind

the kodaker,

or

over his shoulder.

I.

s:eT

TH:e

STOP.

Open

the

front

of

the

camera

and

see

that

the

largest

stop

is

in

the

lens.

Replace

the

front

.

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