Kodak Retina automatic III User Manual

Films for colour
Kodacolor Film: Makes colour negatives, which are then printed on paper to provide
natural-colour prints . Faster than Kodachrome Film, it a llows good pictures in lighting
hitherto considered unsuitable for co~our photography (ASA 32 - BS 26 ° ).
Kodachrome Film: There are two kinds - Daylight Type, and for Photoflood light, Type A.
Both give miniature colour slid es at no extra processing charge, from which prints and
enlargements in colour or black-and-white can be made subsequently . Can be used with
flash (ASA 10 - BS 21 °).
Ektachrome Film: Intermediate in speed, gives similar results to Kodachrome Film but can
be processed at home. It is sold at prices not includ ing processing . In Britain it is available
only as a daylight type film. Can be used for flash (ASA 32 - BS 26 °).
High-Speed Ektachrome: Very high speed reversal colour film for exposure in daylight,
especially useful for dull-light sports and action photography . Primarily for processing
by user (ASA 160 - BS 33 ° ).
Films for black-and-white
Itlus-X Pan Film : An excellent film for both daylight and artificial light photography. Fast
but fine-grain emu lsion ensures negatives from whic h big enlorgements can be made
(ASA 160 - BS 33 °).
Itanatomic-X Film: A high-definition panchromatic film giving exceptional image sharpness
by virtue of its thin cOating, very fine grain, and freedom from halation and light-scatter.
Ideal for negatives permitting a high degree of enla rgement , espec ially w hen developed
in Kodak High Definition Developer (ASA 40 - BS 27° ).
Tri-X Pan Film : A panchromatic film of very high speed. It is ideal for snapshots in very
poor light outdoors, for flash-snaps in large rooms, for taking pictures by Photoflood
light, and for "avai labl e-light" photography (ASA 400 - BS 37° ).
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Kodak Retina automatic III Specifications

General

Brand	Kodak
Model	Retina automatic III
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English