Kodak Retina IIa

looding
Load
the
camera
in subdued
light, never
in
bright
light.
Kodak
135
Film
is
contained
in
a lighttight
magazine.
Reu;ind
the
film
into
this
magazine
after
the
exposltres
lrutse
been
made
and
bef ore
the
cantera
back
is
opened.
Various
Kodak
135
Films
are
described on
pages
l0 and
ll.
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.
Lift
rhe lock
ond
open
lhe
comero
bock.
2. Turn
the
knurled edge
of
the counler
in
the
direc-
tion of
lhe orrow
to bring
the
diomond
neor 36
to the
in-
dex
mork
for
o 36-exposure
mogozine.
Bring
the dio-
mond
neor
20 to the
index
mork lor o
20-exposure
mogozine. The
counter
will
move o
mork
every
lime fhe
fifm is
odvonced.
lt
will
ol-
woys
show the
number
of
ex-
posures
REMA,N,NG on lhe
tiln.
L2
3. Dro*
oul
lhe
f ilm
ReWIND
KNOB
os
lor os
it
will
9o.
Insert lhe
film
mogozine in
lhe recess under
fhe rewind
knob. The
end of
lhe mog-
ozine
contoining
lhe
cross-
piece goes
loword the re-
wind knob. Push
in the
re-
wind knob
ond
lurn if to
engoge
the slol
with
lhe
crosspiece
in
lhe
mogozine.
4. lnserl lhe
end of
fhe film
leoder
in
the
slof of
the toke-
up
reel.
Do
not try lo
remove
lhis
reel
from the comero.
Give the flonge
of
the reel
o
lurn with
the thumb
unlil
the film is wropped
once
oround the
reel.
5.
Conlinue
to lurn
lhe
flonge
of
lhe reel with
the
thumb,
unlil the first
or sec-
ond
perforolion
on
lhe
edge
of
the
film toword the
top of
lhe
comero
is
engoged by
one
of
the
sprocket leelh.
The
leeth
of
the
sprockels
musl
fil in
the
holes in the
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