Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie - Making the Exposure

Irours
from 2/"
haurs
after
sunrise
until 2t/
hovrs
before
sunset-
If
earlier
or
later
the
time required
rvili be
longer.
For
objects
in
the
shadow,
under
porches
or
undcr
trees, no
accurate
directions
can
be
given,
experience
only can
teach
the
proper
exposure
to
give.
Extending
the Bellows
Extend
the
bellows
by
pulling
out the front
of
camera.
Grasp
the
round
post
on
slide plate
and
pull
out the front
to the
slot
marked
for
the
distance
desired,
8, 25
or
100
feet,
and
the
camera
will
be
in
focus
for
the
distance
at which you place
the
catch. Fig.2,
page
18.
Norri-The
focusing
scale
is
marked
both for feet
and for
meters
zrnd
czrre
shoulc-l
be taken not
to
confound
them.
The
catch
or locking
device is
on the
left side
at the
bottom
of
front
boardn
and to
set
the focus,
press
the
lever,
then
pull
out
front
of
camera to
the
slot marked
for
the
distance
desired.
Making
the Exposure
Airn
the
camera
at the
object
to
be
photographed
and locate
the
image
in
the finder,
which
is placed
on
the
front
of the
camera.
Fig.
3
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