User manual

After both ends have been trimmed, c ut the n ega -
tive in two in the middle and transpose them, plac-
ing them on a glass and fastening them with gummed
paper along the edges, of course using ca re that th e
bottoms of the two negatives, after having been
transposed,
are on the same horizontal plane. The
negativ es must be placed on the glass with the back
side toward the glass (the back is the sh iny side).
After the neg atives have been fastened to the glass
use Stereo Die
Cut paper, placing the paper on the
negative so that the center comes directly at the
point where the two negatives join. Place the paper
on the negative, emu lsion side toward the n egative ,
using
care to see that the bottom of the paper is
parallel
with the bottom of the negative .
The n egative will be slightly longer than the paper.
Thi s is the portion of the picture which has to be cut
away in order to make the print center so as to ap-
pear correct through the stereoscope. The Stereo
Die Cut paper is just the proper size for Stereo
Kodak negatives, so that there is no trimming
necessary aft er the print is made.
An ordinary printing frame which is of sufficient
length
may be used for printing stereoscopic views.
Full instructions for the proper use of the paper
are included in each package of Velox or Azo papers.
We never lo se in terest in the purchaser of a Kodak.
We are not only willing but are anxious at all times
to help solve any problems that he may enco unt er,
either by sending on the necessary printed in struc-
tions or by individual correspondence. Such cus-
tomer, in
availing himself of the knowledge of our
experts, puts him self under no obligations to us. He
is simply availing himself of one of the things that
he is entitled to when he buys a Kodak-and that
is, Kodak serv ice.
EASTMAN KODAK CO.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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