Kodak Retina automatic III User Manual

Sight and shoot
The reflected brilliant frame indicotes the field area and prevents
faulty view ing. You can hold the camera either horizontally or
vertically.
When sighting a picture take special care not to get your fingers
in front of the honeycomb cell window of the exposure meter .
When you have your subject nicely in the finder slowly press the
release key (e). Naturally, the shutler has to be set by means of
the rapid wind lever (f) before it can be released.
It
is advisable to operate the rapid wind lever (f) immediatly a
p
ictur e has been taken . Your camera will then al ways be ready
for action .
If you use the built-in exposure meter in the normal way when
photographing subjects which are strongly back-lit or which
include a very bright area such as a lamp, you may get a false
reading and an underexposed picture. For subjects such as these
you should aim the camera first at a dark part of the subject,
press the
release slowly until the first resistance is felt, and while
still holding down the release button, re-sight the camera on the
subject. Only then should the release button be fully depressed
to make the exposure.
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Kodak Retina automatic III Specifications

General

Brand	Kodak
Model	Retina automatic III
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English