Kodak Tourist

ANTTCIPAIE
the action so
that
you
will
be
ready for it.
If
you
know the sport
or the
general
action
sequence
of
the
activity
you
can, for instance,
have
the
camera sighted
at
the right
spot,
the focus set,
and
know
about when
the climax
of the
action
will be.
In this
way
you
increase
your
chances
of re-
cording
the action
with
the
greatest
impact.
coMPOsE
the
picture
ahead
of
time.
Imagine what
the sub-
ject
will
look like
in
the
finder
when
the right
moment
comes.
Check
the background,
light-
ing,
camera
angle,
focus, and
exposure.
If
possible,
select
a
camera
angle
which will allow
a
dynamic
composition
and
yet
not require
a shutter
speed
higher
than
necessary.
Action coming directly
loword
lhe cqmero. Use
I
l2O0
ot
f
ll
I
with Kodok Suoer-XX Film for
similcr
shois.
JIt
Here
the
cqmero
ond
subiect
were trovelling
of
the some
speed.
Note how
lhe
blurred
sproy
gives
lhe
impression
of
greot
speed'
Pictures
like
this
cqn
be
token
ot
ll2OO ot
f/8 with
Kodok Super-XX
Film.
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Action
ot o
45o ongle ond
ocross
the field of
view. Use
I
/800
qt
fi4.5 with Kodok
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