Kodak Tourist

COflPOSrIlOll-
Correct
pldce-
menl of
the
subiect
is necessory
to
gel
o sotisfying
picture. The
skier
in this
picture
is well
ploced;
there is free spoce
lo
ski
into;
there
is
bolonce
produced
by
highlighis
qnd
shodows;
ond
there
is o feeling of
motion, heightened
by
the
diogonol
ski trocks. Diog-
onol or
zigzog lines suggest
molion.
BACK OR SIDE LIGHTING-You
con
give
mony of
your
pictures
odded
"punch"
by shooting
into
the
lighr.
Be sure
lo
shode
your
lens
from the
direci roys of
the
light source. To
get
shodow de-
toil in
side-lighted shois.
increose
your
exposure by 5O
per
cent;
for bock-lighted shols,
give
lwice
fhe normol
exposure. See
poge
34 for o description
of
lhe
Kodqk Lens Hood.
LtGHf FTLIERS-Are
most
com-
monly
used wilh
ponchromotic
films fo
dqrken
the
sky. This mokes
clouds ond light-colored
obiects
slond
out
in
shorp relief
ogoinst
the
sky.
In lhe
occomponying pic-
lure,
greoler
emphosis
wos
brought to the
white foom
of
lhe
croshing wove
by rendering the
sky
in
o dork tone, Refer to
poge
34 for informotion
on
the
Kodok
Combinqtion Lens
Aftqchmenis,
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