User manual
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'0.
The
Smallest-For
cap
exposures
outdoors
in
cloudy
weather.
Never
jor
instantaneous exposures.
The
time
required
for
cap
exposures
on
cloudy
days
with
smallest
stop
will
range
from
~
sec-
ond
to
5
seconds,
according
to
the
tight.
See
page
' 3.
When
setting
the
stops always see
that
the
one to
be
used is brought
to
the center
of
the lens where it catches.
.
~
;hiS
will
be
the
result
if
you
use
the
smallest
stop
for
instantaneous
exposure.
0
..
~
When
any number of exposures have
been
made
they
can
be' removed
and
developed as described in
parts
II.
and
IV.
We
recommend
everyone to do
their
own
developi~g.
With
our
f..
B .f;
outfit it
is
very simple
and
inexpensive;
no
regular
dark
room is required,
and
the
operator
can
obtain
proofs from the negatives as soon as they are dry.
If,
however,
the
user
of
the
kodak
prefers to have us
"do
the
res,," he
can
send his Exposures to us either
In
the
camera
by
Express,
or
take them
out
and
send
them
by
mail, as
directed
In
part
II.
We
have
larger
and
better
facilities
and
more skillful operators
than
anyone
. .
else, .
and
it is to '
our
interest" to get
the
best results
from
eve~y
'
'
negatizJe.
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