Kodak vest pocket B - Film Handling and Camera Care

The exposed
film,
now
ready for
de-
velopment,
should
be wrapped
up
to
keep
light
from
reaching
it
Tapping the Roll
Holder
to
Remcae
the Erposerl
FiIm.
Important:
F
ilm should
be devel-
oped as soon
as
possible
after
exDosure.
The
quality
of
the
image on all sensi-
tized
products
is retained
by
prompt
development
after
exposure.
It
is
a
good plan
to
reload
the
I(odak
as
soon as an
exposed
film
has been
re-
moved, to be
ready
for the
next
pic-
tures. IJse
film
No.
A I27
for the Vest
Pocket Kodak, Model
B.
Load
the
Kodak
as
described on
pages
5
to
I
inelusive.
ttCinch"
Marks
If
the
film
and
paper
loosen
up
a
trifle
when taken
from
the
eamera,
there
is
an
inclination
to take the
cart-
ridge in the hand
and
wind
it
as closely
as
posible,
"cinching"
it
tightly
with
a
twisting
motion.
This might
injure
the
negatives
as the surfaces rub
to-
gether,
making
fine
parallel
scratches.
Do
not
"cinch"
the cartridge.
It
simply
needs to
be wound tighly enough
^
to
keep
the
red
paper
within the flanges
of
the
spool.
Keep Dust
Out of the
Camera
The inside
of
the
camera
and bellows
should
be wiped occasionallv,
with a
slightly
damp cloth, especially if
the
camera
has not
been used for
some time.
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