Kodak Browaie 3, Browaie 2-A User Manual
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PICTURE
TAKING
WITH THE
BROWNIE
CAMERAS
Nos.
3
and 2-A
Price
10
Cents
.
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-
EASTMAN
KODAK
CO.
ROCHESTER,
N. Y.
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Mark,
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EasrMAN
Kooar Co.
ROCHESTER.
N. Y.
Me.xopactuRERs
oF
Kodaks
Browaie
Cameras
Kodak
Film
Tanks
Kodak
Dry
}{ountiug
'l'issue
'
Velox
Paper
Eastman Solio
Paper
Eastntan
Ferro-Prussiate
PaPer
.
llastman
Velvet
Bromide
PaPer
IJastman Royal
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Standard
Bromide
I'aPer
Eastman Enameled
Bromide
PaPer
Eastman Matte-Enameled
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Platino
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Non-Cuding
Film
Tested Chemicals
'I'ripods
and
Otber Specialtles
Traile
Mad.s
Reg.
U.
S.
Patent O6ca
/l4ay, tgre.
PICTURE
TAKING
\)I/ITH
THE
BROWNIE
CAMERAS
Nos.
3
and
2-A
Price Ten
Cents
EASTMAN
KODAK
CO.,
ROCHESTER,
N.
y.
ORDER
FILM
BY
NUMBER
All
Kodak
Films
may
be
distinguished
by
the
numbers
on
the
ends
of the
cartons.
124
is
the
number
for
film
for
No.
3 Brownie.
116
is
the
number
for
film
for
the
2-A
Brownie.
The
number
appears
on
both
carton
and
cartridge.
NOTICE
The
Duplex
paper
(black
on
one
side, red
on
the other)
now
used
in Kodak
cartridges
is
superior
to
black paper
in
that
it
has
no
deleterious
effect
upon
the
keeping
qualities
of
the
film
and
absolutely
does
away
with
number
markings.
In
watching
for
numbers
through
the
red
window,
one
should
now
look
for
black
num-
bers
on
red paper,
instead
of,
as
formerly,
white
numbers
on
black paper.
Wherever
the term
"duplex
paper',
is used
in
this
manual,
reference
is
made
of
course,
to
this
black
and
red paper.
BEFORE
LOADING.
Before
taking
any
pictures
with
either
the
No. B or
2-A
Brownie
Camera read
the
following
instruction.g
carefully,
and
make
yourself
perfecily
familiar
*,ith
the
instrument,
taking
especial
care
to
learn
how
to
operate
the
shutter.
Work it
for
both
time
anct
.r.
stantaneous
exposures
several
times
before
threadi4g
up the flim.
The
flrst
and
most
important
thing
for
the
amateu.r
to
bear in
mind
is
that
the
light
which
serves
ro
im-
press
the
photographic
image
upon
the
sensitive
f.lm
in.a
small
fraction
of
a second
when
it
comes
throush
the lens,
ean
destroy
the
film
as
quickly
as
it
makes
the
picture.
A_fter
the
fi.lm
has
been
d.eveloped
and
all
deoeloper
thoroughly
uashed
out,
ib
may
be
quickly
transferred
in
subdued
white
light
to
the
fixing
bath
without
injury.
Throughout
all
the
operations
of
loading
and
unloading,
be
extremely
c"""fol
to keep
the
duplex paper
wound
tighily
around.
the
fllm
to
prevent
the
admission
of
light.
EASTMAN
KODAK
COMPANY.
Roc\ester,
N.
y.
CONTENTS.
Prnr
I-Loading'
P.lnr
Il-Making
the
ExPosure.
Prnr
Ill-Removing
the
Film.
Penr
lY-Developing
rvith
the
Kodak
P.lnr
V-Dark
trloom
DeveloPment.
P.l,nn
Vl-Printing
on Yelox
Paper'
P.rnr
Vll-Mounting.
Penr
YIII-X'ormula.
To Load.
Take
a
position
at
a table
as far
as
pos-
sible
from
any.n-indow;
place
the
camera
o_n
the
table
before
you
and.
pull
up
on
the
winding
key
as
in F.ig.
I.
PART
1.
Loading
the
Nos.
3
or
Z-A
Brownie
The
fllm
for
either
the
No.
B
or
p -
A
Brownie
Camera
is
pu.t
up
in
light
tight
cartridges,
and
the
camera
can,
there_
fore,
be
loaded
in
daylight.
This
operation
should,
hotvever,
be
per-
formed
in
a
suMued
light,
not
in
the
glare
of
bright
sunlight.
X.ra.
f.
6
Cameras.
The
Film
Ffrrn
Tank
o
B
a
-\(
.o
F
F
B
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