Kodak SPECIAL User Manual

length of the former is so great as to block the "view" of the shorter
lens and will show in the picture. Furthermore, filters on the idle lenses
will block the view. This can be noticed in the reflex finder, when
using a small diaphragm . The table on page 31 gives the turret
accommodations
of the various lenses used on the Cine-Kodak Special.
Fig. 27
LENS
SOCKET
Fig. 28
HOW TO REMOVE AND ATTACH LENSES: Remove the protec-
tive cap and p
lug before attaching lenses. To remove a lens from the
turret, push the LOCK up and to the left, so that the PLATE will be at
an angle, as shown in Figure 27.
To attach a lens, place the lens or suitable lens adapter over the LENS
SOCKET in the turret with the two holes in the PLATE over the
STUDS in Figure 28. Press the PLATE firmly against the turret and
push it back to the vertical position. Make sure that the LOCK snaps
into place.
The 15 mm. f.2.7 wide-angle lens and the telephoto len ses are sup-
plied in individual mounts with focusing and aperture collars, but
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Kodak SPECIAL Specifications

General

Film Format	35mm
Image Size	24 x 36mm
Type	Rangefinder camera
Film Type	35mm
Focus	Manual
Viewfinder	Optical rangefinder
Aperture	f/3.5 - f/16