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How to set the shutter speed for controlling exposure duration.
Adjusting the aperture size to control light intensity.
How to adjust the lens for a sharp image based on subject distance.
Guidance on using the camera's viewing finder for proper composition.
Instructions for using flashbulbs with the camera for low-light conditions.
Guidance on using electronic flash units (speedlamps) with the camera.
How to use floodlights for illumination in low-light photography.
Exposure tables and guidelines for flash photography.
Details on supplementary lenses, filters, and diffusion disks.
Information on using an adapter kit for different film formats and picture sizes.
How to set the shutter speed for controlling exposure duration.
Adjusting the aperture size to control light intensity.
How to adjust the lens for a sharp image based on subject distance.
Guidance on using the camera's viewing finder for proper composition.
Instructions for using flashbulbs with the camera for low-light conditions.
Guidance on using electronic flash units (speedlamps) with the camera.
How to use floodlights for illumination in low-light photography.
Exposure tables and guidelines for flash photography.
Details on supplementary lenses, filters, and diffusion disks.
Information on using an adapter kit for different film formats and picture sizes.
General| Type | Folding camera |
|---|---|
| Film Format | 620 roll film |
| Shutter | Kodak Flash 200 |
| Shutter Speeds | 1/25 to 1/200 sec, plus Bulb |
| Viewfinder | Optical viewfinder |
| Production Years | 1948-1951 |
| Image Size | 2.25 x 3.25 inches |
| Lens | Kodak Anaston or Kodet |
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