Kodak KODASCOPE EIGHT 70 - img010

Regulate the speed of the motor
by turning the SPEED ADJUSTING
KNOB, page 7, to the right or left.
The motor should run the Koda-
scope at such a speed that the
action on the screen appea rs nor-
mal; if the motor is run too slowly,
the pictures will flicker.
I mportant: Never stop the motor with
the SPEED ADJUSTING KNOB.
Focus the Kodascope by turning
the LE S back a nd forth with the
pin,
until the picture is sharp.
When the picture shows a blank
strip at the top or bottom, or the
edge of the next picture, turn the
FRAMING KNOB. If the picture on the screen is upside down, and if the
action is backwards, the film has not been rewound.
If the picture on the screen is extremely unsteady, it is probab ly
caused by the lo ss of e ith er the upp er or low er loop. This will sometimes
happen if some of the fi lm perforations are broken. If this should occur.
top the
mechanism at onrp by turning the LAMP SWITCH (page 7) to Off.
Open the GATE and turn the THREADING KNOB until the pull-down claws
are withdrawn from the GATE. Adjust the sizes of the UPPER and LOWER
LOOPS (page 6) by sliding the film up or down; the loops shou ld be the
size shown in
the illustrations. If there are broken perforations, they
should be noted when the film is rewound. The section of film that
contains the broken perforations must be removed and the e nd s sp li ced
together.
Projecting Kodachrome Pictures
Kodachrome pictures may be projected with the Kodascope Eight ,
Model 70. No filters of any kind are required. They can be projected
to
the same size as black-and-white pictures. Be sure to keep the GATE
clean , see pages 10 and 11.
REWINDING • ••
To rewind the film the REWIND LEVER should be pu ll ed out as far as it
will go, see the illustration on the opposite page.
Attach the film onto the UPPER REEL by pressing the end of the film
aga inst the core of the reel. Give the reel a few turns by hand, in the
direction of the arrow in the illustration, to make sure th at the end is
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