User manual

the film winding too far arid tearing loose
from
the supply spool.
While rewinding
the film, a clicking
sound
is heard caused by the film perfora-
tions moving
the ratchet next to the take-
up reel. When this sound is no longer
heard, give a few more turns to the rewind
knob . The film is how rewound into the
magazine. The magazine should be re-
placed
in the aluminum tube, in which it
was originally packed,
immediately after
removal from
the Kodak, to avoid light
leaking into the slot.
Important: Film should be developed as
soon as possible after exposure.
The qual-
ity of the image on all sensitized products
is retained by prompt development after
exposure.
It is a good , plan to reload the camera
as soon as an exposed film has been re-
moved, to be ready. for
the next pictures.
KODAK RETINA II FILTERS
There are four filters obtainable for the
Kodak Retina II for black-and-white pic-
tures: N-J
Light Yellow, N-2 Medium
Yellow, N-3 Green and N-4 Orange.
These filters are screwed into the inside
flange
of the lens mount . The factors for
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