Kodak SIX-20 Brownie User manual

ACTUAL SIZE _of picture (?% " 4% inches) made
with ,the Jiffy Kodak Series ti Sl"_f Oi.t ,"p ir"t 1;fj
snapshot made with Kodak "SS', pan Film.
FOR BEST RESULTS, LOAD YOUR
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Jitry picture made with Kodak Verichrome Film.
wlTH theJitry Kodak Series
II it is easy
to
rnake clear, sharp pictures, right from the
start, outdoors or indoors) in the daytime
or at night. You needonly become famlliar
with the few workin g parts of the camera
and observe the simple suggestions on the
pages that follow.
KODAK WITH KODAK Fl LM (See Page 20)

This extension should be used when
making horizontal time exposures,
see illustration at right. (No €Xt€o.
sion needed on Six- t 6 Model.)
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TheJIFFY KODAK SERIES
ll
Simplicity ls lts Keynote Throughout
A CLOSE-UP of the Jitry Kodak Series II.
Its simple working parts are labeled for
your convenience. Locate them on your
own camera as you identifv them in the
illustration . '
1. Lock for Back.Fastens
the
back
ofthe
c^mera.
Toopenthe
back,
move
the
slideto "OPEN.
"
2. Camera Standard. Holds the camera
levelwhen
seton a table.Foldsback when not in use.
3. Twindar Lens. Adjustablefor takine pictures
of
subjects
"5 to 10 Feet" from the cametaor "Beyond
10Feet."
4. Finders for locating subjects
to bephotographed
vertically or horizont
ally.
5. Button for opening
front of camera.
Whenpressed,
camera
front "pops" out to properposition.
9. Vinding l(nob for turning anew sectionof film
into position after eachpicture.
7. Indicator Lever. Setat "I" to take snapshots.
Set
at "T" to take time exposures.
8. Exposure Lever. Press
down asfarasit will go-
once
fot a snapshot;twice for a time exposure.
9. Diaphragm Slide. Has threesizes
of lensopen-
ingsthrough which light is allowed to enterthe cam-
era.
It is pulledout to bring the two
smallersize openings into position.
10. Metal Cover for red window
onback
of camera through which pic-
trlrenumbersarevisible.

HOW
TO LOAD
the J
I
FFY KODAK SER
IES II
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The word TOP
on the papet
rnusr
beon the side op-
posite the wind-
irg knob.
Thread the pa-
per through the
longer slit in the
empy reel as far
as it will go
(Figure 3).
Turn thewind-
itg knob onceor
twice to bind the
paper on the reel
(Figure 4). Be
sure the paper is
started straight.
Closethe back
and rnove slide
under the handle
to "LOCK."
Pushthe round metal slide that covers
the red window on the back of the camera
to one
side and
rurn the
windirg knob until
a srnall hand W appears
in rhe cenrer of
the window. Then rurn the knob slowly
until the figure one (1) appears in the
window.
After each
picrure, rurn the knob until a
new number appe
ars in the red window.

TO take
Series
II
nphy is
rules and
staft.
How to take SNAPSHOTS with
the JIFFY KODAK SERIES ll
snapshots
no special
necess
afY
.
you'll get
1. When ready to take a snapshot, press tbe but-
ton on the side of the cameta, and the carrl'era
front will automatically "pop" out to the cor-
rect picture-taking position.
2. Set tbe indicator leuer on top of the camera
front at position "I."
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. Reaolae the lens so the white dot on the flange
is at the arrow marked "Beyond 1OFeetr" ot at
the arrow marked " 5 to 10 Feetr" depending
upon the distance between camera and subject.
4. See tbat tbe sun is bebind your back or over
your right or left shoulder. Do not let the sun
shine directly into the lens.
5. Be sure your subject is in tbe open sunligbt,
with the Jitry Kodak
knowledge
of photog-
Observe
these
simple
goodpictures
frorn the
How to hold the Jiffy to
take a vertical picture. How to hold the Jiffy to
take a hofizontal picture.
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6. For a snapsbotof a nearby sub-
ject in the open, or a nearby
landscape showing little or no
sky, use the largest lens open-
itg, utitb tbe diapbragm slide
pusbed in as far as it will go.
For an ordinary landscape in
which sky shows, with a prin-
cipal object in the foreground,
use the middle lens opening.
Pull tbe diapbragm slide balfutay
out, until the middle lens open-
ing is centered in front of the
lens, where it will catch.
For distant landscapes, marine
or beach scenes, or for snow
scenes without dark obiects in
foreground, use the smallest
lens opening. Pull the dia-
phragm slide out as
far as it ur;ll
go, where it will catch.
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. Locate tbe object or scene you wish to photo-
graph in eitber tbe uertical or horizontalfi.nder.
Be sure to hold the camera level.
8. Hold tbe cantera steady, and press tbe exposure
leuer downward once, as far asit will go. Do not
jerk the leuefr' press it slouly.
9. After eacb picture, push the metal slide on
the back of the camera in the direction of the
arrot' and turn the uinding knob until a new
nuniber appears in the red window.
1O. Keep tbe lens clean and occasionally wipe
out the inside of the camera.
I 1. If the subiect is below normal height, like
a child or a dog, the Kodak should be held
down level with the center of the subiect.
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