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through

the eyepiece, the film

rewind

knob

6,

page 5, has

not

been locked in

place.

Turn

this

knob

until

the

brake

lever 6 snaps

back

to lock

the

knob.

Two

images

of

the subject will

appear

(one in a clear disk, the

other-yellow);

move the focusing

knob

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until

these two

images coincide,

and

only

one

image

is

visible.

The

distance

between

the

camera

and

subject focused

on

can

be

read

on

the

focusing scale if desired.

Another

method

of using the

range

finder

is

to move

the

focusing

knob

until

the

distance desired

is

at

the

focusing indi-

cator;

then,

while looking

through

the eye-

piece

of

the

range

finder, move

back

or

forth

until

the two images

appear

as one.

The

range

finder

can

be used only

on

subjects

that

are

motionless.

Before

making

the exposure, check the

composition

of

the

picture

in the view

finder

10,

page

5,

but

since

the

Kodak

is

focused, do

not

approach

nearer

to

or

step

back

from the subject.

The

camera

has a focusing collar en-

graved

for the following distances: 3.5,

4,4

,

5,5,6,7,8,10,12,15,25,50

feet,

and

infinity.

It

is

unnecessary to consult this

scale

when

using the rang-e finnt'T. for

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