Kodak No. 2 Folding Autographic Brownie - The Autographic Record as a Guide; The Operation

Fig.
8
The Autographic
Record
as
a
Guide
M.ury
amateurs
have
distinctly
improved
the
quality
of their
work
by
making
nbt"r,
ut
the
time
of exposure,
of the prevaili.rg
.otrditions,
as:
Bright
light,
1-25
sec._,.
stop
U.S.
B,_which,
by
the
;;;,
can
be easily
abbreviated
to
B
,
7_25,
g.
Uy
k;;p
ilg
such
records
the
amateur
can
quickiy
n,ia
the
causes
of
failure,
if
any.
By
compu.i"g
"A;-
tives
and records
he
will
soon
get
a
line
"o,
il,
errors
and
when
he
knows
what
hir
"rrors
are,
he
9ar
easily
rectify
them.
It
is
obvious
that
the
best_
way
to
make
these
records
is
autographicallt-
on
th,e
rtl*,
at
the
time.
The
Operation
After
the
picture
is
taken,
lift
up
the
spring-door
on
back
of camera
with
thumb
(Fig.
g).
ule
a["
stylus,
held
in
as
upright
a
positio.r
.", is
conv"ri"rf,
and
write
on
lh".
strip
of
exposed
red
p"il;
;;;
memorandum
desired,
such
ai
the
title
or
in"
oi;-
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