User manual
Closing
the
Kodak
When
through
using
the
Kodak
fold
the
bellows
by
reversing
the
operation
described
on
page
10,
and
press
down
on
arm
locks
on
each side of bed.
The
bed will
now
close readily.
Avoid
making
too
sharp
a
bend
in
the
cable
release.
when
closing
the
camera.
as
by
doing
so
it
will
be
liable
to
kink.
Flash-Light Pictures
By
the
introduction
of
Eastman
Flash
Sheets, pic-
ture
taking
at
night
has
been wonderfully
simp
lified.
A
package
of flash s
heets
, a piece of
cardboard,
a pin
and
a
match
complete
the
li
st
of essential extras,
al
though
a
Kodak
Flash
Sheet
Holder
is a
great
con-
venience.
With
flash sheets, no
lamp
is necessary,
there
is a
minimum
of
smoke
and
they
are
far safer
than
any
other
self-burning flash
medium,
besides giving a
softer
light
that
is less
trying
to
the
eyes.
Many
interiors
ca
n be
taken
with
the
flash
sheets
that
are
impracticable
by
daylight,
either
by
reason
of a l
ack
of
illumination
or
because
there
are
win-
dows in a
direct
line of view which
cannot
be
dark-
ened sufficiently
to
prevent
the
blurring
of
the
pic-
ture.
Evening
parties, groups
around
a
dinner
or
card
table
or
single
portraits
may
be readily
made
by
the
use of
our
flash sheets,
thus
enab
ling
the
amateur
to
obtain
souvenirs
of
many
occasions which,
but
for
the
flash-light, would be
quite
beyond
the
range
of
the
art.
Preparations
for
the
Flash-Th
e
camera
should
be
prepared
for
time
exposures,
as
directed
on
page
15
of
this
manual
(s
top
f.ll
must
be used),
and
placed
on
some level
support
where
it
will
take
in
the
view desired.
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