User manual

keeping in mind the basic exposurej /5.6 and
1/ 100 second. See the exposure g uide on
back cover.
DEPTH OF FIELD
DEPTH of field is the di sta nc e fr om the near-
est to the farthest ob jects th at will a ppe ar
sh
ar p in the n egat ive or print. It depends
upon th e distance between subj ect an d len s,
the focal len gth of the lens, a nd the size of
the stop opening use d; the smaller the stop
open ing the greater the range of sha rpn ess.
EXPOSURES FOR INTERIORS
BY DAYLIGHT
IT IS easy to make pictures of int eriors by
day
li g ht wher e the windows get dir ect l ight
from the sky.
To make a picture of a ro om int er ior by
day lig ht , a dju st the shutter for a " bulb "
exp os ure by revolving the knurled collar
until the lett er " B" is at th e bl ac k po inter B,
page 5.
Mov e th e stop op e nin g pointer D
to
j/ I I, page 7; this open ing giv es the best
ave
ra ge resul ts.
Wh en the K odak is on a table, do not
place it mor e th an two or three inch es from
the edge,
or the tab le will s how in th e
pic
ture .
Compose th e picture in the finder, includ -
ing
more of the floor of th e room than of
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