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Picture taking with the no. 4A folding Kodak (1906)

Eastman Kodak Company · Rochester, N.Y. : Eastman Kodak · leaf 30

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28 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY. In order to make a sharp picture when using the rising front it will be better to use a small stop (No. 32 or 64) and as this in turn necessitates a time exposure, a tripod or other firm support must be provided. Experience alone can teach the many ways in which the rising… … When through using the Kodak fold the bellows by reversing the operation shown in Fig. II., page 13, and press down on arm locks on each side of bed, as shown above. The bed will now close readily. CAUTION. Before closing the bed of the camera be careful to note that the front board has been pushed…

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