Kodak RETINA IIIC

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Technically good exposures depend largely on the
skilled combination of correct distance, shutter
speed, and lens opening settings. However, you
may encounter subjects where you just haven't the
time to work out the ideal setting or to use the
rangefinder, if you don't want to miss the picture.
For such occasions your camera carries two zone
focus
settings: one for near and one for distant
subjects . With these settings you must, however,
have adequate light.
For near subiects set the distance to the small cir-
cle near the 10-foot mark, and the lens opening to
f / 8. This gives you a depth of field from about
6 to 20 feet.
For more distant subiects use the small circle near
the I5-foot mark and an aperture of f / 8. This
gives a depth of field from about 9 feet to info
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