User manual

into place. Ca re should alway s be taken to handl e
th e back of Kod ak carefully , especially when it is
d
etac hed from ca mer,a, as even a s li g ht be nd would
make
it fi t badly, res ulting very prob ably in a l ea k-
age of
li g ht and c on se qu e nt loss of film.
Throu g hout th e foregoing from th e tim e th e gum-
med slip is c
ut on th e fresh roll of film until th e
Kodak is closed, see
th at th e dupl ex paper is wound
ti g htly on th e spool. If the pap er is allowed to loosen,
li g ht will be a dmitt ed and th e film will be fo gged.
7.
Turn th e winding key slowly until th e fi g ur e 2
a
pp ea rs exac tly in th e center of th e red window in
th e b ac k of Kod a k, which signifies th at th e film is
in pos
it i on f ot th e first expos ur e.
F
or all expos ur es use even numb ers, i. e., 2, 4, 6,
8, 10, 12, as each St ereo exposure makes two sepa-
r
ate n egat ives.
Pr ess in sl ig htl y on th e windin g k ey when turnin g
it so as to make s ur e that th e web on th e k ey s ta ys
wi thin the slot in th e top of spoo l.
Load your Kodak W ith Kodak Film
Look for this Trade Mark on the box
LOOK FOR
"E:K. CO."
ON THE SPOOL END
" If. it isn't Eastman
it isn't Kodak Film."