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DUAFLE)(
IIICAMERA
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Distinctive modern styling
and ease
of operation are only
two of the features built into
your camera. So let's take a
quick "run-through" of some
of the other advantages that
are yolrrs with yolrr Kodak
Duaflex III Camera.
lorge, Hooded Reflex
Viewfinder - You see
whot the lens sees"
Built-in Flush
Synchro-
nizqtion - A Kodolite
Flosholder con be tlt-
toched in seconds to
loke pictures ot night
-indoors or ouf.
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Double Exposure Pre-
vention - Ever mqke
on occidentol double
exposure? You con'l
with this comero.
Full-Color Pictures -
Lood Kodocolor Film
in your Duoflex qnd
you hove o color com-
erq. The world of col-
or is yours.
in
thefollowing
pages
you will find the simple but important
details
for takingpicturesraithAour
carn-
era.Follow theinstructions
carefullyancl
berewarded
u-tith
picturesqouwillbniog
and be proud to tlho*. Alio, beforeiti-
turing an7 important eoent,take a feu;
picturesto prooidepracticein the opera-
tion of your canxera
and a checkon Aour
equipment.
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Insert the tip of the thumb in the
smallcutout in the edgeof the hood
as shown in the illustration; then
raisethe finder hood asfar asit will
go. Close the hood by returning it
to its originarl
position.
Be careful not to depress
the latch
spring for opening the back of the
cilmerA while raising the finder
hood.
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IT STANDS GUARD
The mechanism of your camera
insures you against making that
common mistake-a double expo-
sure (2 pictures on one frame of
film). After making each expo-
sure (taking a picture), it is nec-
essary to turn the winding knob,
thus advancing the film, before
another exposure can be made.
Two slots alongside the expo-
sure button act as signal win-
dows. When the black signal ap-
pears in both windows, the cam-
era is ready to make an exposure;
when the red signal appears in
one or both windows, the expo-
sure button is locked and the film
must be advanced to the next
exposure.
If for some reason you wish to
make an intentional double expo-
sure or wish to operate the shut-
ter before loading the camera
with film, push the nusET LEVER
toward the exposure
button and then re-
leaseit.
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To toke ony picture, oll you do is:
SeltheTIMEBUTTON.
Check the DISTANCE.
(Keep ot leqsf 5 feel from subiect.)
PresslheEXPOSUREBUTTON.
When you aim your camera at a subject and
snap the picture, light reflected from the subject
passesthrough the camera lens to the film and
produces an invisible image of the subject on
the film.
You saf the time button to control the type of
exposure - "I" (snapshot) or "L" (long expo-
sure). Check tl're distance to control the sharp-
ness of the image that the light carries to the
film-anything 5 feet or farther from the camera
is photographed sharply. Press the exposure
button to allow the light reflected from the sub-
ject to record the image on the film.
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l'ti#
For best results,
load your camera with Kodak
No. 620 Roll Film. Each of the types listed on
the opposite page gives 12 exposures
on a roll.
Choose the typ_e
of film that best suits the pic-
tures you are about to take.
It is handy to order black-and-white films in
the new Duo-Pak.
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I
black
and
white
Kodqk Verichrome Film-Here is the fflm for out-
door pictures. High in speed, Verichrome is also
excell'ent for nigh"t photbgraphy with fash.
Kodok Plus-X Film-Combining speed and ftne
grain, this fflm is ideal for outdooi work and for
frashphotography.
Kodqk
Super-XX
Film-Usethishigh-speed
fflm,
indoors
or out,when the light ispoor.
c0l0r
Kodqcolor Film-Full-color snapshots are easy to
make with your camera. Just load it with Koda-
color Film-Daylight Type for sunny-dayuse,
or TuneA for fl"asf,
shoti.Tuk" the eiposed
roll
or Type A for shots.
Takethe exposed
roll
of Kodacolor Film to a Kodak dealer for de-
veloping and printing. The purchase price in-
cludes developing to negatives. You pay extra
only for the prints and enlargements you order.
Itodacolor^Prints are 31'zx"316-inch,full-color
snapshots ready for mounting in albums. Koda-
coldr Enlargements 5 x 5 an? 8 x 8 inches are
available. I
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lli*rr;rjirilitti
lil,i
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