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PICTURE
TAKING
WITH
THE
No. 2 Folding Pocket
Brownie Camera
PRICE
10
CENTS
EASTMAN
KODAK
CO.
ROCHESTER,
N.
Y.,
U.S.
A.
KODAK
Trade
Mark,
1888
Eastman
Kodak Co.
Rochester,
N.
Y.
Manu(actu•·e•·•
OJ
Kodaks
Brownie
Cameras
Kodiopticons
Brownie
Developing
Boxes
Kodak
Film
Tanks
Kodak
Dry
Mounting
Tissue
Velox
Paper
Eastman
Solio
Paper
Eastman
Ferro-Prussiate
Paper
Eastman
Velvet
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Royal
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Standard
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Enameled
Bromide
Pape
r
Eastman
Matte-Enamel
Bromi
de
Paper
Eastman
Platino
Bromide
Paper
Eastman
Non-Curling
Film
Tested
Chemicals
Tripods
and
Other
Spedalties
Trade Marks
Re
~
.
U. S. Pat. Office.
ldarch,
1913
PICTURE
TAKING
WITH
THE
No. 2
FOLDING
POCKET
Brownie Camera
EASTMAN
KoDAK
Co.
ROCHESTER,
N.Y.
,
U.S.
A.
ORDER
FILM
BY
NUMBER
All
Kodak
Films may
be
distin-
guished by
the
numbers
on the
ends of the cartons.
120
1s
the
number
for film for this
camera
(No.
2
Folding
Pocket
Brownie).
The
number
appears
both
on
the carton and on the
·Cartridge.
NOTICE.
The
Duplex
paper (black on one side, red
on
the
-other)
now
used
in
Kodak
cartridges is superior to
•black paper,
in
that
it
has
no
deleterious effect upon
:the keeping qualities of the film
and
absolutely does
:away with numerous
markings.
In
watching for numbers
through
the red window,
one should now look for black numbers
on
red paper,
instead of, as formerly, white numbers on
black
paper.
Whenever
the
term
"duplex
paper"
is used in this
manual,
reference is
made
of course, to this black
an
d
re.d
pape.
r.
Before
Loading
BEFORE
taking
any
pictures
with
the
No. 2
Folding
Pocket
Brownie
Camera
read
the
following
instructions
carefully,
and
make
your-
self
perfectly
familiar
with
the
instrument,
taking
especial
care
to
learn
how
to
operate
the
shutter.
Work
it
for
both
time
and
instantaneous
expo-
sures
several
times
before
threading
up
the
film.
The
first
thing
for
the
amateur
to
bear
in
mind
is
that
the
light
which
serves
to
impress
the
photographic
image
upon
the
sensitive
film
in
a
fraction
of
a
second
when
it
comes
through
the
lens
can
destroy
the
film
as
quickly
as
it
makes
the
picture.
After
the
film
has
been
developed
and
all
developer thoroughly washed out,
it
may
be
quickly
transferred
in
subdued
white
light
to
the
fixing
bath
without
injury.
Throughout
all
the
operations
of
loading
and
unloading,
be
extremely
careful
to
keep
the
duplex
paper
wound
tightly
around
the
film
to
prevent
the
admission
of
light,
CONTENTS
PART
!-Loading
PART
11-Making
the
Exposures
PART
III-Removin
g
the
Film
PART
IV-Developing
PART
V
-Printing
on
Velox
Paper
PA
RT
VI-Mounting
PART
VII-Formulas
4
PART
I
Loading
the
Camera
THE
film
for
the
No.
2
Folding
Pocket
Brow-
.
nie
Camera,
the
regular
No
. 2
Brownie
film,
is
furnished
in
light-proof
cartridges
and
the
instrument
can,
therefore,
be
loaded
in
daylight.
The
operation
should,
how-
ever,
be
performed
in
a
subdued
light,
not
in
the
glare
of
bright
sunlight
. .
It
should
also
be
borne
in
mind
that
after
the
seal
is
broken
care
must
be
taken
to
keep
the
duplex
paper
taut
on
the
spool
otherwise
it
may
slip
and
loosen
suffi-
ciently
to
fog
the
film.
T~~.~k~
n
1.
To
load
the
camera,
take
a
position
at
a
table
where
the
daylight
is
somewhat
subdued,
and
open
back
of
camera
by
pressing
on
con-
cealed
springs
at
rear
upper
corner
of
each
side
of
Kodak
as
shown
in
Fig.
1.
The
back
of
5
camera
will
loosen
and
may
·
be
allowed
to
drop
down.
The
camera
is
now
ready
for
loading.
2.
At
each
end
of
the
camera
will
be
seen
a
recess
for
holding
the
·film
spools.
As
sent
out
from
the
factory,
there
is
one
empty
spool
at
the
winding
end
of
the
camera,
and
the
fresh
cartridge
is
to
be
inserted
in
the
opposite
end.
FIG
.
2.
To
accomplish
this,
pull
up
on
axis
pins
as
shown
in
Fig.
2.
3.
Now
insert
the
cartridge
as
shown
in
Fig.
3.
Important
Be
sure
and
get
the
top
of
spool
at
top
of
camera
(each
6
FIG.
3.
spool
is
marked
on
the
end)
when
inserting,
otherwise
your
film will
come
on
the
wron
g
side
of
duplex
paper
when
reeled
off a
nd
total
failure
will
result.
4.
Now
remove
the
gummed
slip
that
holds
down
the
end
of
duplex
paper
and
pass
the
dup
l
ex
paper
across
opening
in
the
back
of
the
ca
mera,
and
thread
into
slit
in
reel,
Fig
4.
Be
careful
in
so
doing
that
the
paper
draws
straight
and
true,
and
give
the
spool
two
or
th
,
re
e
turns
(
to
the
l
eft
from
the
key
end)
.
Fig.
5.
Caution
If
you
turn
off
too
much
of
the
duplex
paper
before
the
camera
is
closed,
the
film will
be
un-
covered
and
ruined.
FrG. 4
5.
The
camera
is
now
to
be
closed,
reversing
the
operation
shown
in
Fig
1,
page
5.
Throughout
the
f
oregoi
ng
operations,
from
the
time
the
g
ummed
slip
is
cut
on
the
fresh
roll
of
7
film
until
the
back
of
camera
is
closed,
keep
the
duplex
paper
wound
tightly
on
the
roll.
If
it
is
allowed
to
loosen,
light
will
be
admitted
and
the
film fogl('ed.
FIG.S
6.
The
roll
of
film
in
the
camera
is
covered
with
duplex
paper
and
this
must
be
reeled
off
before
a
picture
can
be
taken.
Turn
the
key
slowly
to
the
left
and
watch
in
the
little
red
window
at
the
back
of
the
camera.
When
fifteen
to
eighteen
turns
have
been
given,
a
black
index
h:md
will
appear
before
the
little
red
window,
this
hand
is a
warning
that
you
are
approaching
Fig.
1.
Then
turn
the
key
very
slowly
until
Fig.
1
appears
before
the
redwindow.
Fig.
6.
FIG.
6
The
fi11n
is
now
in
po
8
ition
for
takin
g
the
firs t
picture.