User manual
NO
. 2
STEREO
KODAK
M
ANUAL.
IS
sheets, thus enabling the
amateur
to
ob
tain souvenirs of many
occasions w
hi
ch,
but
for
th
e flash
li
ght,
wou
ld
be quite beyond
the ra
ng
e of
the
art.
PREPARATION
FOR
THE
FLASH.-Th
e
camera
should
be
pr
epared
for time
expos
ur
e, as directed on
pa
ge
10
of this
Manual (exce
pt
that
th
e l
argest
stop
must
be
u
sed),
and
placed
on
so
me level su
pp
o
rt
where it will t
ake
in
th
e vi
ew
desired.
Pin a
fl
ash sheet by
on
e corner
to
a piece of card-board
which has
pr
eviously been fixed in a p
erpend
icular position.
If
th
e card-boa
rd
is white it will act
as
a re
fl
ec
tor
a
nd
increase
the
st
rength of the picture.
Th
e
fl
ash sheet should a
lways
be placed
tw
o feet behind a
nd
two to
thr
ee feet to one side of the camera.
If
placed in front,
or
on
a line with fr
ont
of
Kod
ak,
the
fl
ash would s
trik
e
th
e
lenses
and
blur
th
e picture.
It
should be pl
aced
at
one
side as
well as behind,
so
as
to
throw
a s
had
ow
an
d give a little re
li
ef
in
th
e
li
ghting.
The
fl
ash should
be
at
the s
ame
heig
ht
or a
little higher
than
the camera.
The
support
up
on which the
flash is
to
be
mad
e should not
pr
oject far enough in fro
nt
of it
to cast a
shadow
in front of the
Kodak.
An
extra
piece of card-
board
a foot
sq
uare pla
ced
und
er
th
e
fla
sh sheet will preve
nt
any
spa
rk
s from the
fl
ash doing
da
mage.
TAKING
THE
PICTURE..
Having
th
e K
odak
a
nd
th
e
fl
ash sh
ee
ts
both
in position a
nd
a
ll
being in r
ea
diness, press
th
e time
exposure
button
once to
ope
n
th
e shutte
r,
sta
nd
at
arm's
len
gth
a
nd
touch a match
to
the low
er
corner of the flash shee
t.
Ther
e will be a brig
ht
fl
ash
which will
impr
ess the picture on the
se
nsitive
fi
lm.
Th
en
push the
butto
n again to close the
shut
te
r.
Turn
fresh films
into place with the key
ready
for a
nother
picture.
THE
FLASH
SHEETS.
Th
e
numb
er
of sheets re
qu
ired to
li
g
ht
a ro
om
varies with
the distance of
th
e
object
farthest from
the
came
ra
, a
nd
the
color of the
wa
lls
an
d hangings.
'
;\T
hen
two or
mor
e shee
ts
are
to
be
used
they should be
pinn
ed
to
th
e
card
-board, one above the other, the corners
s
li
ghtly over-lapping.