Kodak Motormatic 35F User manual

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- AUTOMATIC
DAYIIGHT
ExPO5une-built-in exposure meter
sets
the lens opening for you. Eliminates exposurefiguring
-makes shooting faster,easier,
surer.
nAUToMAT|cFtAsHExPosUnE-eliminatescomputing-and
assures
good flashexposure.
Justset
the focus (5to 25 feet),
and the lens autom atically adjusts to the correct opening.
nPowERDRlVE-you'rereadyforfastshooting-asmanyaS
l0 shotsin 10
seconds.
A rugged
springdrive provides
ever-
' ready power for winding film after each shot.
BUILT-IN
FLASHOTDER-at
thetouch of a button, thereflector
o'pops
up" into position for flashpicturetaking.
AUTOMATIC
ZONE l,llNDER-shows in the viewfinder if
you're setfor CLOSE, GROUP, or SCENE.
FOUR
SHUTTER
SPEEDS-speed
ring providesachoiceof shut-
ter speedsfrom ll40 to 11250
second-all coupled to the
automatic daylight exposurecontrol.

Daylight and Available
For those whose previous photographic
experience has included use of basically
similar 35mm cameras, brief operating
instructions for both daylight and flash
pictures, provided on the following 4
pages,
will help you to useyour camera
quickly.
However, in order to take advantage
of all the many features of the cafhera,
all Motormatic owners, including those
with previous photographic experience,
will want to read on for the important
detailed instructions which start on
page 8. SetSeleclorRing
at DAYLTGHT
TheDAYLIGHTarrow
on the front of the sE-
LECToR RINc (arrow,
above) must be snap-
lockedat therNDEX
line
on the shutterhousing.
If it is not, press the
ring LocK and revolve
the ring clockwise to
makethis setting.
Sel FilmSpeed
Press down the LocK
button (arrow, above)
and turn the knurled
sPEED
RrNG until the
proper film speed
num-
ber (found on exposure
card or in film instruc-
tions) locks into place
in the small window
marked ASA. If film
speed
cannot beset,see
Note,page
13.
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Loading instructions-page 70.
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LightPictures
Set Shutfer Speed
Turn the knurled sPEED
RING (without pressing
center lock button) un-
til the desired shutter
speed (80 recommend-
ed) is opposite the shutj
ter speed index MARK
on the top of the cam-
era. If desired shutter
speedcannot be set, see
Note, page 13.
Focus
Rotate the lens mount
until the diamond near
4 (for Closeups), the
diamondbetween8and
10(for Groups), or the
diamond between 25
and 50 (for Scenes)
is
opposite the Focus rN-
DEX.Each of theseset-
tings will be visible in
the viewfinder.
Aim
Sight through the round
eyepiece on the back of
the camera and frame
the subject within the
luminous frame of the
viewfinder. A low-light
indicator is located
in lower left corner. If
flash symbol is visible,
" as above, the camera is
not setfor daylight.
Releose
Hold thecamera steady;
then press the shutter
releaseall the way down
with a slow, squeezing
action to take the pic-
ture.

FlashPictures
from 5 to 25 feet
O{
FTASHSYMBOLS
Loading
instructions-
page 10.
RoiseReflecfor
Slide the button, lo-
cated
onthebackof the
cameraat the top right
side,
in the direction of
the arrow; the flash
cover and reflector will
pop up into position.
Insert an AG-1-type
flash
bulb in thesocket.
Use of flashguard rec-
ommended.
Sef Film Speed
Press down the LocK
button (arrow, above)
and turn the knurled
sPEEDRrNG until the
pr.oper
film speednum-
ber (found on exposure
card) locks in place in
the small window,
markedASA.
Set
FloshGvide
Number
Depressthe
selector
ring
LocK and revolve the
sELECToR
RING(arrow,
above) counterclock- a
wise until the flash ar-
roW is opposite the
properflash guide
num-
ber on the lensmount. c'
Guide numbers are
found in exposurecard
on back of camera.
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Focus
Rotatethelens
mount-selector
ring combinationuntil thefig-
ure ,representing
the camera-
to-subject
distance
in feet(be-
tween
5and25)is opposite
the
Focus TNDEX.
Do not depress
selector ring lock while fo-
cusing.
Aim
Sight through the round eye-
piece on the back of the cam-
era and frame the subject with-
in the luminous view-frame of
the finder. The flash symbol
must be visible in the view-
finder, otherwise the camera
is not set for flash.
Releose
Hold the camera steady; then
press the shutter release all the
way down with a slow, squeezing
action to take the picture.
NOTE: Disregard possible appearanceof low-light indicator signal with flash pictures.
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KODAK.BIACK-
AND-WHITE
FII.MS Kodak
Black-and-
White Films
Kodqk PEnslomic-X
Film The film to use
for big enlargements
when high film speedis
not a factor. It com-
binesexceptionally fine
grain and the ability to
record fine detail. 20
or 36 exposures.
FILM
.
SPETD
*
Pbnatomic-
X
Plus'X
Pan
Tri-X
Pan
40
160
400
Kodak PIus-X PginFilm An excellent
high-speed film for general outdoor and
interior use. The low graininessand high
resolving power permit high-qu ality en-
largements.20 or 36 exposures.
Kodak Tri-X Pon Film An extremely fast
panchromatic film of moderate contrast,
wjde exposuJe and det,elopment latitude,
and color sensitivity suitable for flash pic-
tures. 20 or 36 exposures. I

Alwalts in Subdued
Light
LOADING
I Openthe back of the
camera
by pushingthe
LATCH BUTToN upward.
2 Push up the REwIND
KNoB. If you prefer, the
rewind knob mav be
pulled out.
3 Insert the film maga-
zinein the recessnext to
the rewind knob. Push
the rewind knob all the
way in, turning it slight-
ly if necessary.
4Turnthelarge,
knurled
wTNDUP KNoB on the
bottom of the camera
until the opening in the
take-up drum is facing
upward. Insert the end
of the film into the
drum opening and
hook a perforation over
the pin at the edge of
the opening.
UseFilm Size No. 135Magazines
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