Kodak Tourist

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EXPOSUR,E GU'DE
The exposure
guide
on the
back
of
the camera
indi-
cates,
quickly
and easily, the
correct exposure for
Kodak Films,
with two common
subject types under
the three most
common
lighting
conditions.
Kodak
black-and-white
films
have a
wide
latitude,
a built-in
safety
factor,
which allows
you
to
give
as
little
as one
quarter
the
exposure indicated
by the
guide.
This
should
be relied on
only when necessary
at the
ltigher
shutter speeds and under
fauorable
conditions.
The
exposure
f
111
at
1/50
second
(C)
is
the
basic
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