without 
front finders 
showing 
their 
individual fields.  These lenses are 
attached 
to 
the 
Cine-Kodak  Special  by  means 
of 
an  adapter.  One 
adapter can be used 
with 
the 
2-inch, 2Yz-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, 4Yz-inch, 
and 6-inch lenses.  A  special  adapter  is  needed 
with 
the 
IS 
mm. 
f.2.7 
wide-angle lens, because 
it 
requires a different lens 
in 
the 
finder. 
The 
adapter used 
with 
the 
six telephoto lenses has a glass view finder 
for 
the 
2-inch lens,  and hinged masks 
to 
indicate 
the 
fields  covered by 
any three 
of 
the 
2Yz-, 3-, 4-, 4Yz- and 6-inch 
telephoto 
lenses.  When 
the 
adapter is 
attached 
to 
the 
turret 
head 
as 
described above, any of the six 
telephoto lenses may be  securely seated 
in 
it 
by sliding the lug on 
the 
lens 
into 
a 
slot 
in 
the 
adapter and 
tightening 
its 
rotating 
collar. 
Full 
instructions are included 
with 
each lens. 
LENS  SPEED: 
The 
"speed" 
of 
a lens 
is 
designated by the 
ratio 
of 
its 
largest 
diaphragm 
diameter 
to 
its  focal  length.  Thus,  a 
"fast" 
lens 
has a large diameter in  relation 
to 
its  focal  length. 
The 
smaller 
the 
"f." number, 
the 
"faster" 
the 
lens.  When 
comparing' 
I" 
values  for 
relative speeds, 
the 
numbers must be  squared. 
USES 
OF 
VARIOUS 
LENSES: 
The 
magnification 
of 
the  image  de-
pends upon 
the 
came
ra 
distance and 
the 
focal 
length 
of 
the 
lens. 
With 
anyone 
lens, 
the 
size 
of 
the 
image can be changed 
by 
moving 
the camera 
away 
from 
or 
closer 
to 
the subject. 
Since 
it 
is 
often 
not 
convenient  nor  even  possible 
to 
approach 
or 
withdraw 
from 
the 
subject, 
it 
is  necessary 
to 
use  a  lens 
of 
different 
focal 
length
.  Lenses 
of 
short 
focal 
length 
take 
in a 
wide 
angle 
of 
view; 
lenses 
of 
lon
g focal 
length, 
a 
narrow 
angle. 
Unsteady screen results caused 
by 
camera movement increase 
with 
the 
focal 
length 
of the len
s. 
Always 
use 
a  trip
od 
with  the  2Yz-inch,  3-inch, 
4-inch, 
4Yz-inch  and 6-inch  telephoto  lenses. 
In general, 
the 
uses 
of 
the 
various lenses are: 
15 
MM. 
1.2.1 
WIDE-ANGLE  LENS: 
For 
including a  large  area  in 
confined  quarters.  Valuable for 
interior 
work
.  Also useful in 
photo-
graphing 
buildings, where trees 
obstruct 
the 
view. 
1-INCH, 
1.1.9  LENS:  This is 
the 
le
ns 
regul
arly 
supplied 
as 
it 
is  best 
for general 
work. 
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