Kodak SPECIAL User Manual

EXPOSURE TABLES
Outdoor Exposure Guide for Camera Speed 16 and Shutter
at OPEN, using Cine-Kodak Panchromatic Film
With Cine-Kodak SlIper Sensitive Film use the next smaller opening (higher number),
or use the Cine-Kod
ak Color Filter (CK-3) with no ch ange in the diaphragm opening.
With Cine-Kodak Kodachrome Film use the exposure table included with it.
I
Very
/'1 ·9
dull days.
Speed 8
*
Brilliant
Subject ne ar window.
Interior s Du ll days.
j .I·9
Bright days.
j.2.8
Dark or in Extremely [loor light .
j. 2.8
Deep Shade Deep Shade-Dense forests, shaded porches, etc.
Very Dull Cloudy days with poor light.
j· 3·5
or in Shade Shade - Average shaded scenes.
Dull or in
Sky comhletely overcast, but good light.
/.5 .
6
Open Shade Open S ade - Subject lighted by a large area of sky.
Slightly Sun just obscured, soft shadows cast.
j. 8
Cloudy Also for clear days when only part of subject is in sunlight.
Direct
Full sun li ght, distinct shadows cast.
/. II
Sunlight
Intensely
Unusually brilliant sunlight without large shaded areas. j.16
Bright
"Special directions for taking interiors at night are given on pages 77 to 79 .
This guide is for
the hours from two hours after sunrise until two hours before sunset;
earlier or later, use a
larg er diaphragm opening.
The" Intensely Br ight " classification should be used only for extremely brilliantly
lighted subjects; for example, sea and beach views, distant landscapes, and tropical scenes
in brilliant sunlight.
With the largest opening of the 3-inch, 4:~ 1 -inch or 6-inch j.4.5 Telephoto Lens, pictures
can
be made under light conditions described fo r the j.3.5 diaphragm opening. With the
light conditions described for the /.2 .8 diaphragm opening, use the lens wide open (f .4.5)
and
Camera Speed 8.
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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