Kodak SPECIAL User Manual

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NOTE: After "fading - out" on a scepe, you may wish to make a dis-
solve
but find that you have inadvertently wound up the motor to the
limit, thus preventing winding the film backward . In this event, the
motor must be run down part way according to the special instructions
on page 54.
SINGLE FRAMES
SINGLE FRAME RELEASE: Is for all
ordinary
animation and single picture
work . To use this release pull it out as
shown in Figure 45. Push it down to
expose one frame.
With the camera speed set at 16, the
SINGLE FRAME RELEASE exposes each
frame
approximately . the same as when
the camera is running on speed 8. There-
fore, the normal exposure should be halved,
either by using the next smaller diaphragm
opening or by using shutter at ;,4- 0PEN.
Greatest uniformity of exposure from
frame to frame is obtained by using the
release only when motor is tightly wound. Fig. 45
ONE-FRAME SHAFT: Can be used for single picture work by attach-
Fig. 46
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ing to it the crank from the
EIGHT - FRAME SHAFT as
shown in Figure 46. The crank
can be removed by first pushing
up the knob of the CRANK
RELEASE; then pull the crank
off the shaft and place it on the
ONE-FRAME SHAFT; lock it
by pushing down the CRANK
RELEASE.
The position of the dot on
the end of the ONE-FRAME
SHAFT, with reference to the
labelled sectors on the sur-

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