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Picture
Taking
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Pocket
Autographic
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Sp
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Kodak
Anastigmat
Lens
t.7.7
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Form
No.
338.16.
:
Picture
Taking
with the
VEST POCKET
AUTOGRAPHIC
KODAK,
Special
Kodak
Anastigmat
Lens,
t.7.7
Published
by
the
EASTMAN
KODAK
COMPANY,
Rochester,
N. Y.
ORDER
FILM
BY NUMBER
All
Kodak Films may
be
clistinguishecl
by
the numbers on the
ends of the
cartons,
The number for film
for the
Vest Pocket
Autographic
Kodak Speci,al
is
A-127
NOTICE
r\utographic
film
can be used in
old style
Kodaks.
old style film
can be used
in Auto-
graphic
Kodnks,
but to
get
trutographic
re-
sulfs
Autognrphic
film must
be used in an
Autographic
Kodzlk.
BEFORE
LOADING.
Before taking
any
pictures
with the
Vest
Pocket
Autographic Kodak
Spectal,
f
.7.7, read
the
following
instructions
carefully
and make
yourself perfectly
familiar
with the instru-
ment, taking
especial
care to learn
horv to
operate
the
shutter
Work
it
for both time
and
instantaneous
exposures
several times
before threading
up the
lilm.
The flrst
ancl
most important
thing
for the
amateur
to
bear in
mirrd is that
the
light
which
serves
to impress
the
photographic
image
upon
the
sensitive
fiIm in
a small frac-
tion
of a secotrrl when
it
comes through
the
lens,
can destroy
the
film as
quickly
as it
makes
the
picture.
-\fter the
film
has been
developed
and
all
cleueloper
thorou,ghtu
washectr
out,
it
ma1-
be
quickly
transferred
irr
subdued white
light to
the
fixing bath without
injury.
'Ihroughout
all the
operation
of
load-
ing and
unloacling,
lte
extrernely
careful to
keep the
red
paper
rvound
tightly around
the
film to
prevent
the
adrnission
of liEht.
E.\ST\I,\N
KODAK
COMPANY.
PART I.
LOADING THE
KODAK.
CONTENTS.
Panr
l-Loading.
P.rnl
Il-Making tlte Exposurcs.
P,rnr IIl-Removing
the Film.
P,r.nr lV-Developing.
I'.lnr
V-Printing
on
Velox
Paper.
P,rnr
Vl-Mounting.
fhe film for
the
Vest Pocket
Autographic Kodak Special,
.f.7.1
is furnished in
light
proof
cart-
ridges
ancl the instrument can
therefore be
loadcd in claylight.
'I'he
operation should, holvever,
be
performed
irr a subduecl
light, not
in Lhe
glare
of bright surrlight. It
should also be borne
iu
mind
that
after
the
seal
is broken care must
be
t:rken to keep the red
paper
taut
on the spool, otherwise it may
slip
ancl
loosen
suffrcientl5'
to fog the
film.
Tnn Fnu.
No. A-127
The
Autographic
FiIm
Cartridge
is made
rvith
a thin
rcd instead
of
the
familiar
thick
rcd
and black
(duplex)
paper.
The thin
red
paper
is rrot
light
proof
in itself.
Betrveen
it
and tbe
film is inserted
a strip
of tissue.
This
tissuc
serves two
purposcs:
To
supplemcnt
the red
paper
in light
proofing
the
cartridge,
and to
permit
the
rt'cording,
by
light,
of
the
writing
upon
the
film.
OPENING
THE
KODAK.
I. Take
a
position
as
far
as
possible
from
any window.
Hold Kodak
in the
left
hand
and
pull
back catch
in
center
of
top
of in-
strument,
See
Fig.
I.
Frc.
II.
RruovrNc
Top.
Loosen
top
by
gently
lifting
up wiilr
both
thumbs,
and
remove
by
pressing
up
with
forefingers
as
shown in Fig.
II.
Frc. lII.
II. In
the film
pocket
at one end of
the
Kodak
will be seen
a metal spool having a slit
iu.it,
This
is
the reel.
which
must now
be
removed irs
the cartridge is
to be inserted
in
this
pocket.
III. Remove
metal spool
by
catching
it
n'ith the
thumb
and
forelinger of the rigbt
hand, arrd lift same
out.
See
Fig. III.
IV. Remove
the
gummed
slip
that holds
the end of red
paper,
from
the cartridge, and
thread
tapered end of red
paper
into
the
slot
of the empty spool,
so tha,t
the sli,t itt, the end,
I
oJ
spool
tui.l,l, be at the top,
tuhile ct't
.the
same
time
the
slit a,t encl, of
full,
spool,
taill be at the
bottom
oJ the cartridge.
Then
give
the
empty
spool
three or four
turns, or until
the
black
(6)
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