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LOADING.

ORDER
BY NUMBER

Kodak Films may

All

the numbers on the

The number for film

Autographic

Kodak Speci,al

A-127

NOTICE

r\utographic
Kodaks.
graphic
sulfs
Autographic

film
old style film
Kodnks,

Autognrphic

Kodzlk.

but to

film must

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be

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ends of the

can be used in

cartons,

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old style

in Auto-

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Before taking

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Autographic Kodak

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by

yourself perfectly
ment, taking
operate

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tion

lens,
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picture.

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shutter

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to impress

sensitive

the

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all

it

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be

light to

all the
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paper

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the

adrnission

with the

Spectal,

carefully

with the instru-

care to learn

it

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several times

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thing

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CONTENTS.

Panr

l-Loading.

Il-Making tlte Exposurcs.

P.rnl
P,rnr IIl-Removing
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Vl-Mounting.

on

the Film.

Paper.

Velox

PART I.

LOADING THE

fhe film for
Autographic Kodak Special,
is furnished in
ridges
therefore be

'I'he

operation should, holvever,

performed

glare

in Lhe
should also be borne

the

after

t:rken to keep the red

be
on the spool, otherwise it may

loosen

ancl
film.

the

light

ancl the instrument can

loadcd in claylight.

irr a subduecl

of bright surrlight. It

is broken care must

seal

suffrcientl5'

KODAK.

Vest Pocket

proof

light, not

iu

mind

paper

to fog the

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cart-

be

that

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slip

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No. A-127

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and black

paper

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film is inserted

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permit

and to

writing

upon

OPENING

I. Take

any window.

pull

and
strument,

thumbs,
forefingers

Loosen

back catch

top

and

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(duplex)

proof

light

purposcs:

in light

the

rt'cording,

the

film.

position

a

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Fig.

See

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RruovrNc

gently

by

remove

as

shown in Fig.

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proofing

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as

in

I.

by

(6)

Cartridge

of

the

paper.

in itself.

a strip

KODAK.

far

as

in the

center

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Top.

lifting

pressing

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this

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thread
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spool

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pocket.

thumb

paper,

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the

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three or four

pocket

at one end of

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the reel.

which

to be inserted

metal spool

and

out.

gummed

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Fig. III.

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from

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spool,

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same timc being careful

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film

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slide
ment.

empty
about one-quarter
wjll more readily
of

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down into the

See

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spool

tearing'.

is reached, at

that the

Fig. IV.

be loaded

two

spools into the

of the instrument,

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between

slot at

back of instru-

that

by inserting

pocket

that the red

the slot without

(8)

paper

red

the two,

first,

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draws

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for

paper

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side of

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shown

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shown

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front of

engages in

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film

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register

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op PlPrn.

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the web on the

of

spool.

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cut on

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poss;-

as

at tlie

springs

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of focai

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VIII.

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covered

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reeled

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picture.

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have been

exposure

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until the

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part

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shadow

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conditions

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For using the

page

34.

To Maxr:

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the camera.
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of the subjects should be
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background against which the
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show up well against alace
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facing the Kodak

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will be from 6 to

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