User manual

lamps fitted with the Kodak Handy R e-
Rectors,
Mode l C, and two No. 2 Mazda
PhotoRood Lamps , at any of the distanc es
from
the subject given on page 28.
Focus on the subject and then make the
exposure following the table on page 28.
CAUTION:
PhotoRood Lamps become quit e
hot and should not be kept bu rning an y
longer
than necessary. Do not permit bu lbs
to
touch ReRectors or lamp shades.
PHOTOFLASH PICTURES
PhotoFLASH gives an instan-
taneous flash; it
is good for one
picture. No smoke, no noise.
The NO.7 si ze (intended for use
with a synchronizer) or the
No.
I I size are equally efficient.
WHEN making a Photoflash picture, adju st
the
shutter for a " bu l b" exposure, with "B "
at the pointer B, see page 5.
Use the proper stop opening, depending
upon distance between lamp and subject,
and kind of film, see exposure tab l e, page 30;
t hen focus on the subject.
Use a Photoflash bu lb in a home lamp or
a portable reRector with Rashl ight batte ries.
To make the exposure, turn out all lights
(except a small l
ight behind the camera),
direct the Photoflash at the subject, open the
s hutter, flash the bulb, and close the shutter.
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