Kodak No. 2 Hawk-Eye User manual

P'icture ti,;k'ing w'iththe
No. 2 Cartridge
Hawk-Ey. Camera
(Model C)
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
RocnBsrBn,
N. Y., tl. S.A.
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A PRACTICAL book for the amateur. It
ff. describes in a sirnple, understandable
way e\iery phaseof photography that the am-
ateur is likely to be interested in, such as de-
veloping,printing, etc. Prof
uselyillustrated.
EASTN{AN KODAK COMPANY
At your dealer's RocspsrBn, N. \'

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P,icturetak,ingla'iththe
No.2 Cartridge
Hawk-Eye Camera
(Model C)
Published,
by
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Rocnrsron,N. Y., U. S.A.

Order
Film by Number
All Kodak Filn.rs are distinguished b1, the
numbers on the encls of the cartons. This
number is also on the cartridge, and on thc
camera.
120is the nurnber of the film for the No. 2
Cartridge Harvk-Eyc Camera.

Before Loading
Before taking any picturcs with your
.an)era,
read the follorring
instructions
carc-
fully. N{ake yourself familiar with the
calnera, taking especial
care to learn hou,to
operate
the shutter (see
page 12).
The first thing to remerrber is that the
light, rvhich irnpresses
the photographic image
upon the sensitive film in a fraction of a
second when it cornes through the lens, can
destroy the filrn as quickly as it makes the
picture. \Vhile loading and unloading the
carnera,be very careftrl to keep the protective
paperrvound tightly around the film to pre-
vent the light striking it.

CONTENTS
Loading the Camera
Making the Exposures
Removing the Film
FinishingthePictures
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Loading the No. 2 Cafiridge
Hawk-Eye Carnera
rJ\HE No. 2 Cerrritlge
Hauk-E.ye Camera
I canlreloa,led
or rrnloaded
in davliqht.
'l'his
shouldlre
rlone
in a subducdlight,'zot
in
the clirect sunlisht. I.lse filn'r No. 120 for
tlrc No. 2 (-artridgt. H:rwk-Eye Camera.
To Load
1, Push over the spring catches A-A,
sec
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Fig. I
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Fi.' TT
2. Ptrll up the rvincling ke1' as sholr,n ir.r
Fig. II.
3. Rcnrote
thc loll hol,ler,
asin Fig. lll.
It rvill be seen
that at each forrvard corncr,
therc is a recess
to hold a spool of filnt.
There is an empty spool in the recess on
the winding side;this isto be used
asthe reel.
The winding side rnay altays be disr
in-
guished by rh1 round opening in the rull
holder, directly behind the exposure levcr.
The winding key isinserted in the reelthrough
tnls openrng. 6

Fig.
III
4. .Tnse.rt
th.o spoul oi filrrr in the ret.ess
:F?p.tl" ltre rii.nding
sidc.,lrauing our one
ol fh.e
spflng grips jrrsf clrough to p."errrrit
the
spool
todrolr
inro
[]acc.
a.in"":" i" rigl iii L
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Fit the spool pins into the holes at each end
of the spool, so the spool of {ilm will revolve
upon the pins.
Important
The word "TOP," r,vhichis printed on the
protective paper near the top of the spool,
nrust be next to the side of the roll holder,
u'-hich has the round opening through which
the key is inserted in the reel. [f the car-
tridge is inserted the rvrong way, the protec-
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tive paper rvill cone between the lens and
the film and no pictures could be made.
5. Remove the band that holds the oro-
tective paper: pass lhe paper owr the rollers
and acrossthe opening in the back of the roll
holder (Fig. V). llnfold the end of thc pro-
tective paper and thread it through the longer
opening of the slit in the reel as far as it will
go, as shown in Fig. VI, being aery careJulto
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h,aae
the paper d,raun
two or three forward
hold securely on the
straight. Give the spool
turns to make the paper
spool.
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Caution
If too much of the protectivc paper is
turned off, before the cafirera is closed, some
of the filnr will beuncor-ered,fogged and ruined.
6. The camera rnust now be closed. Re-
insert the roll holder in the outside bor so
that the slotted end of the $'indine reel which
shows lhrough the round holeln rhe roll
holder, will come next to the winding ke1'
in the outside box. Fasten the roll holcler
to the outsicle box rvith thc trvo catches A-A
illustrated in Fig. I, page5.
Fig. \rII
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7. Press in, and at the satne time turn
the winding key until the rveb at the lorver
end of the key fits into the slot in the spool
end. Fig. VIL
R T' 'rn +Le l.ow
about fifteen turns
".fil . r"'"r.ino
hand appears
in the
red rvindorv, then
turn slorvlv until
the figure 1 appears
in the center of the
rvindou'.
'fhe filrn isnorvin
position for the first
plcture.
Press
in the wind-
ing key slightll'
when turning it to
make sure that the
web onthe key stays
within the slot in
the spool.

Making the Exposures
t'Snapshotst'
tTtHtr No.2 Cartridge
Hawk-Eye
Camera
I is a fixed-focLrs canlera. therefore.
objects nearby and at a distance will be
sharp. Subjects that are abor-rt eight feet
and farther fron the camera will be sharo.
and even those as nexr as six feet, while not
as sharp, will be sharp enough for all practical
purposes. Do not attempt to take pictures
of subjects nearer to the camera than six
feet, v'ithout using a Kodak Portrait Attach-
nent, see
page 19.
The shutter of this camera is released bv
pushing
lhe exposurelever B (Fig. l), eirhei
up or down with the thumb. Push the lever
slowly anclin one direction only.
If the lever stands at the top of the slot
simply push it to the bottom, or if it is at
the bottom push it to the top.
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Fig. I
If the lever is not pushed
all thelvay to the
other end of the slot, the shutter will not
move, no "click" will be heard and no ex-
posure made. Push the lever as far as it
rvill go.
When making snapshots, the subject should
bein the broad, opensunlight, but the camera
must not. The sun should be behind your
back or over your shoulder. If it shines
directly into the lens it will blur ar-rd
fog the
picture.
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Point the camera at the subject to be oho_
toqraphed
and.looking inro the fin,1"l-
irorrl
olrecuy over the ccnter of it, inclurle
rvhat
)ou \rant lry-ttrrnin3
the camcra
either
to
rne rlght or lctt.
.Onlv rhe objects
rhar show
in rhe fintJcr
\\'ili snow rn the ptcturc.
All being ready:
. H,old
rhe canrcra
steady.
and ler.el
a" shou.n
ll ]l,urjrlllgn (! rg.
I|
)and push
rhe
exposure
levcr blJ
(ll{. I, pagc,
1J) on(c, as fai as it
wUrgo. I tusmakcs
the
exposure.
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1
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lre
t'rposure ler-er
nrusl Lrt, pusherl
s/oz:,1v.
lt.,lhc
cirnera,is
nor heid
steadily
rhc pictrric
u'lrt De
blurrerl.
Turn a New Sectionof Film
into ppsition
.. P,rcs,.
in rhc.
uindirrg
kcy slighrly
ancl
rrrnr
rr sto\'tv
unlll lhe ne\r nunlber
appcars
in
the center of the red ninclou,.
The rvarning hand appcars only before No. 1
.
Repeat these
operations after eachexposure.

Important
When makin$ snaPshots with anY
carnera, hold it firmly a$ainst the body
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