User manual

If the dark-room method of d eve lopme nt is pre-
ferred,
an Ea stma n A. B. C. Developing a nd Prin t-
ing Outfit should be provided.
In keeping with our plan and purpose to provide
the users of our cameras with eve ry help in the pro-
du
ct ion of go od pi ct ures, we wi ll be gl ad to furnish
such developing a
nd printing instructions, at any
time, wh et h er a tank or outfit is purchased or not.
With the Kod ak Film Ta nk , Velox and Azo p ape rs
many a mate
ur s find as gr ea t pl eas ur e in the finish-
ing of
the pictures as in th e takin g of th em, a nd are
able
to produ ce, by the simple me thod s we h ave per-
fected,
work of th e hi ghe st order.
Printing Stereoscopic N egatives
In making stereoscopic pictures th e aim is to con-
vey th e id ea of perf ect perspective. This is accom-
plished
by t ran sposing pi ct ures as taken in th e Stereo
came ra a nd viewing the transposed pictur es throu gh
an ins
trum e nt ca ll ed a Stereoscope, which consi sts
of two oblique lenses which diverge the two pictur es
into one a nd give t he sa me visual impr ession as
though looking at th e subject it se lf.
I t is necessary to tran spose th e pictur es for the
reason th at a ll n egat ives are m ade up side down in
t he camera a nd when the se are turned right side up
you ca n r ead il y und er sta nd t h at the one ta ken with
the right lens ass um es the position of th e one taken
by th e left lens, and as the se two pictures are ta ken
from di
ff ere nt point s of view th ey are from differe nt
angles; therefore th ey must be tr ansposed in ord er
to get th em in the same r elat ive pos ition as t he sub-
ject which was p
hot ogr ap hed.
The mo st convenient w ay of making Ster eo prints
is by means of t he Stereo Se lf-Tr anspos ing Printing
Fr ame . With thi s frame ne ith er the prints nor the
negatives have
to be transposed , as the frame is so,
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