User manual

II if the body shutter release or cable
release is used, because the shutter can
not be operated wi th either release until a
new section of film is wound into position.
" BULB " EXPOSURES
For all "bulb" exposures the Kodak must
be placed on a tripod or some other steady,
firm
support - do not hold it in the hands or the
picture will be blurred.
An Optipod or a Tilt-a-pod will be neces-
sary for using
the camera on a tripod, with
the camera in the vertical position for a
horizonta l picture .
To make a "bulb" exposure, the letter
"B" must be at the black pointer B, page 5;
then press the shutter release; the shutter
will remain open as long as the shutter re-
lease
is held down.
TIME EXPOSURES
TIME exposures can be made with
your Kodak when it is fitted with
a T.B .I. Cable Release.
To make a time exposure, the
circular piece should be turned
so that the notch on the edge is
directly under the small button,
see the illustration. Set the shutter
for a "bulb" exposure. Press the pushpin
of the cab le release; time the exposure by
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