User manual

With Sunshine -Open and close the s hutt er as
quickly as possible.
With Light Clouds-From 72 to 1 second will be
sufficient.
With Heavy Clouds -From 2 to 5 seconds will be
required.
The foregoing table is calculated for the same hours
as mentioned for Int eriors, page 16 , but for objects in
the open ai r. Fo r other h ours or for objects in the
shadow, und er porches or under trees , no accurate
directions can be given; experience only can teach
the proper exposures to give.
Time exposures cannot be made while the
Kodak is held in the hand. Always place it
upon some firm support, such as a tripod,
chair or table.
For exceedingly sho rt time expos ur es as above
described use the "b ulb expos ur e". See page 8.
Rising Front
The Stereo Kodak is provided with a rising front,
which
may be utilized in cutting out an unde sir ab le
foreground
or to assist in taking in the top of a high
building,
etc .
The front may be ra ised by turning the key to the
left, which is l ocated under the shutter and directly
over the pinion used when focusing the K odak .
When tlirough using the rising front, ce nt er the
lenses by turning the key to t he right, 'to the limit of
otion.
Experience alone
can teach the many ways in
which
the rising fr ont may be used for co mp osing
artist ic pi ct ur es.
IMP ORTANT-Do not fail to center the lenses be-
fore closing
Kodak, as otherwise there is danger of
ruining t he bellows when folding the m.
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