Kodak 35 - Using the Viewfinder

USING
THE
VIEWFIN
D
ER
When
taking
pictures, hold the
camera
close
to
your
eye
so
that
you
can see
the complete
luminous
view-
frame.
The
image
seen
within
this frame
will be
in the
picture.
Note
the
two
parallax
pointers,
one
on each
side and
near
the
top
of the
view-frame.
The 5
D
near the
top
left corner
of the
view-frame,
when
the camera. is
held
horizontally,
indicates
the
upper edge
of the
picture
when
the subject
is 5 feet
from
the camera.
The
(
3
on
the
right side
indicates
the
upper
edge of
the
picture
when
the subject
is 3
feet
from the
camera.
The
part
thus
eliminated
at
the top
of the
frame
is added
to the bottom
of the
frame.
Also seen
in the viewfinder
are
two built-in
signals-
rra.q.N
and
wrnn.
Both signals
read
vertically
when
visible.
The Nl.qN
signal
indicates
that
the camera
is
set
for
manual,
not automatic,
exposure
control.
The wrNo
signal indicates
that
the film
must be
advanced
before
the
next
picture
can
be taken.
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