User manual

No. 3A Kodak Series II - l1
w ate r, use 1/ 50 second, for ordinary landscapes, in
bright sunlight, with clear
sky overhead, use 1/25
second, also for
Interior Time Exposures, the time
for which is given in the table on page 25.
f.22- For instantaneous exposures of extremely
di
stant landscapes, marines, snow scenes without
promine nt dark objects in the foreground, and
clouds only, in bright sunlight, use 1/ 25 second,
al
so for Time Exposures.
f.32- For Time Exposures Outdoors on cloudy
days, see
ta ble on page 28. For Interior Time Expo-
s
ur es, see page 25. Never for instantaneous exposures.
Failure
will result, if stop f.32 is used for instan-
taneous exposures.
The smaller the stop opening the greater the
depth of focus, see pages 12 and 13.
All exposures given for outdoor subjects are for
the ho ur s from one hour after sunrise until one hour
before sunset, when using
Kodak Verichrome,
Super Sensitive Panchromatic or Panatomic Film.
If Kodak N C. Film is used, ex po sures can be made
from
272 hours after sunrise un t il 272 hours before
sunset.
If earlier or la te r, the exposures must be
longer
For a subject in the shade, under the roof of a
porch, or
under a tree, a time exposure must be
made, see page 28. When making pictures
under
these co nditions, the camera must be placed on
some
stea dy, firm support.
DEPTH OF Focus
Depth of focus is the distance from the nearest to
the farthest objects
that will appear sharp in the