Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie - Time Exposures; Bulb Exposures

Time
ExPosures
First-Move
the
lever
A
to
the
point
"T"
(time)'
This
adjusts
the
shutter
for
Time
Exposures'
Second-Move
the
lever
B to
U.S.
4, 8,
16,
32
or
64.
See
instructions
for
the
use
of
the
dia-
phragms or
stops as
given on
pages 17 and
18,
also
the
table
for
making
Interior
Time
Exposures
on
pages 32
and
33,
and
the
table
for
Time
Exposures
Outdoors,
page
36.
Third-Press
the
push-pin
at
end
of
cable
release
D or
push
down
on
exposure
lever
C.
This
opens
the shutter.
Time
the
exposure
by
a watch.
Again
press the
push-pin or
the
exposure
lever.
This
closes
the shutter.
Bulb
ExPosures
When
it is desirable
to
make
a
very
short
time
exposure
this
is best
accomplished
by
making
a
"Bulb
Exposure".
First-Move
the
lever
A to
the
point
"B"
(bulb)'
This
adjusts
the
shutter
for
"Bulb"
Exposures'
Second-Move
the
lever
B
controlling
the
stops,
to U.S.
4,
8,
76,
32 or
64.
See
instructions
for
the
use
of
the
diaphragms
or
stops
as
given
on
pages
17
and
18,
also
the
table
for
making
Interior
Time
Exposures
on
pages 32 and
33,
and
the
table
for
Time
Exposures
Outdoors,
Page
36.
Third-Press
the
push-pin at
end
of cable
release
D or
push
down
the
exposure
lever
C,
to
open
the
shutter,
and
release
it to
close
the
shutter'
This
makes
the
exposure.
The
shutter
will
remain
open
as
long
ut
ih"
push-pin or
the
exposure
lever
is
under
pressure.
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