Kodak No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie - p-20

No. 2. For instantaneous exposures when the
sunlight is unusually strong a nd there are no
heavy shadows; such as in views on the sea shore,
in · extremly high, dry climates or on the water or
in tropical or semi - tropical climates; also for in-
terior time exposureS ·.
No. 3. For time exposures out doors in cloudy
weather. Not for instantaneous exposures. The
time required for time e:::posures on cloudy days
with smallest stop will range from Yz second to 5
seconds according to the light. The smaller the
stop the sharper the picture.
When setting the stops always see that the one
to be used is brought to the center of the lens
where it catches.
If you use the smallest stop for instantaneous
exposures absolute failure will result.
Flash Light Pictures
By the introduction of Eastman Flash Sheets,
picture taking at night has been wonderfully
simplified. A package of flash sheets, a piece of
cardboard, a pin and a match complete the list of
essential extras, although an Eastman Flash .
Sheet Holder is a great convenience.
With flash sheets, no lamp is necessary; there
Is a minimum of smoke and they are far safer
than any other self-burning flash medium, be•
sides giving a softer light that is less trying to
the eyes.
Many interiors can be taken with the flash
sheets that are impracticable by daylight, either
py reason of a lack of illumination or because
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