Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie - Extending the Bellows

using speecl
25;
also for
portraits
out of doors,
when the
sun
is
shining, see
page
14.
U.S.8-For all ordinary
'instantaneou,s
exBosures
when the
subject
is
in
bright
sunshine,
and use
specd
25.
U.S. 16-F-or
instantaneous
exposures when the
sunlight
on
tlre
subject
is unusually
slrong
and there
are
no
heavy
shadorvs,
sucli as
in
views
at
the
seastrore and on
the
water,
using
speed 50;
for
ordinary landscapes,
in
bright sunsliine with clear
sky over-
head,
using speed
25;
also
for Interior
Time
Exposures,
the
time for
which
is
given
in
the table
on
page
33.
U.S. 32-For
instantaneous
exposllres
of extremely
distant
views,
marine,
snow
scenes
and cloucis, in
bright
sunshine,
using
speed
25;
also
for
Time Exposures.
U.S. 64-For
Time Exposures
C)utdoors
in
clotrdy
weather.
l{euer
for
instonlaneou;
ex'ltosures. The tirne
required for
time
exposures
on
clotrdy days with
smarllest stop
will range
from
1
second
to 8 seconds, accorcling to the
liglrt,
see
page
36.
The
smaller
the
stop
the sharper the
picture,
see tzr"ble
on
page
17.
Absolute
failtrye
tuill resu.lt, if
thesmallest
stop
(U.S.
64) is
used
for instant:rneous
exposures.
NorB-In
all
of the instnrctions in
this rnanual,
where
the
subject
is
out
of doors,
the
exposures
given
are
calculated for
Extc'nciing the
Bellows
1ti
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