User manual

SUGGESTIONS
ON
INSTANTANEOUS EXPOSURES
When the sun is shining, it shou ld be behind your
back or over the shoulder; if it shines directly into
the lens, it will blur and fog the picture. However,
beautiful effects can be obtained by back- or side-
lighting . When the Kodak is pointed towards the
sun, the lens must be shaded so that the direct
sunlight will not strike the lens. For the best results,
use
the Lens Hood of the Kodak Combination Lens
Attachments (see pages 32 and 33 for a full descrip-
tion of the various attachments that are available)
or use a Kodak Adjustable Lens Hood NO.2.
For ordinary pictures outdoors use Kodak Veri-
chrome or Plus-X Panchromatic Film. Where ex-
treme film speed is necessary, either on accou nt of
poor lighting or because a high shutter speed must
be used, use Kodak Super-XX Panchromatic Film.
Snapshots should be made during the hours from
one
hour after sunrise until one hour before sunset.
If earlier or later, the exposures must be longer.
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