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je

cts very clearly

even

if

the

haze

makes

them

invisible to

the

eye.

Landscape

photographs

taken

on

infrared

film,

outdoors

in

sunlight,

frequently

have

the

appear-

ance of pictures

taken

by

moonlight.

While

several

Wratten

Filters

can

be

used, we

recommend

the

Wratten

Filter

o.

25

(A) (red)

and

an

average

exposure

with

bright

sunlight

of

about

j /8

and

1/

25

second. Use a

Wratten

Filter

No

.

25

(A) Series

VI,

see page 32.

Important: After

determining

th

e distance be-

tween

the

subject

and

the

Kodak

with

the

RANGE

F

INDER,

move

the

focusing

knob

to

bring

the

figure

representing

the

distance for

which

the

lens

is

focused to

the

red

index

on

the

FO

CUSING

SCALE,

which

is

a little to

one

side

of

th

e reg

ular

fo

cusing

line.

This

should

be

done

since

th

e

infrared

rays

come to a focus slightly

behind

th

e focus

of

the

visual rays.

Instructions

for developing

Kodak

Infrared

Film

are enclosed

with

each

roll

of

film.

For

further

details,

obtain

from

your

dealer

a

c

opy

of

"Infrared

Photo

g

raphy

with

Kodak

Mate-

rials

,"

sold

at

a

nominal

price.

EASTMAN

KODAK

COMPANY

ROCHESTER,

N.

Y.

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