User manual

28- Picture taking with the
various lighting effects. It gives suggestions for
making pictures in and around the home.
"PICTURE TAKING AT NIGHT" is a booklet that
describes in detail the methods of making pictures
by electric light, flashlight exposures, campfire
scenes, fireworks, lightning, moonlight effects, sil-
houettes and other novel and unusual pictures.
These two booklets
are free, and copies of them
will be sent upon request to our Service Department.
TIME EXPOSURES-OUTDOORS
When the smallest stop opening (f.32) is used,
the light passing through the lens is so much re-
duced
that very short time exposures may be made
outdoors.
For short time exposures as described below, use
the "Bu lb" Exposure, see page 9.
With Light Clouds- From one to three seconds
will be sufficient.
With Heavy Clouds- Four seconds to eight
seconds will be required.
With Sunshine - Time exposures should not be
made.
When making time exposures the Kodak must be
placed on some
steady, firm support, do not hold it
in the hands or the picture will be blurred.
RISING FRONT
The rising front is used to cut out undesirable
foreground
or to include the top of a high building.
To raise or lower the front, release and lift up the
catch from the pin on the side of the standard, and
at the same time turn the milled head of the post
to the right or left. The rising front can be used to