User manual

If the film is inserted in the camera and the
WINDING KNOB turned with the EXPOSURE COUNTER
on some other figure than "0," the winding mech -
a
ni sm will lock. The COUNTER KNOB must then be
depressed and turned until "8" appea rs in the
forward ha lf of the window. To release the winding
mechanism the lens must be brought to picture-
taking position, as described in Section 3 below, and
the SHUTTER RELEASE must be pressed. Then proceed
with wind in g the film as
described
on pages 4 to 6.
The dial on the top of
the camera shou ld be set to
show
the kind of film with
which the Kodak is loaded,
Figure 7.
3. BRINGING THE LENS
TO PICTURE-TAKING POSITION
Figure 7
T urn the large FOCUSING COLLAR, Fi gure 8, page 8,
on the lens barrel to bring the lens to a picture-
taking position. This can be judged by the FOCUS-
ING SCALE on the top of the camera. As the lens is
brought forward, this scale automatica lly revolves
and when ro (Infinity) comes to the ind ex (and
not before) the SHUTTER RELEASE can be depressed.
CAUTION: Damage ca n be do ne to the came ra if
force is used to depress th e SHUTTER RELEASE, before
the lens is brought to the infinity position.
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