Butkus Kodak reflex II User Manual

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Tell q StoryThe best pictures are those which tell a simple story andtell it at a glance. This is true whether you are makingpictures of people or ca

Side ond Bock LightingSide-lighted pictures, in which the light comes from theside of the scene, frequently have an illusion of depthwhich is very di

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,ffirrsrsan:sA-Adopter Ring C-Retoining Ring E-Wrotlen Filter G-Lens HoodB-Portro Lens D-Kodok Polo-Screen F-Adopter Ring InsertThe Kodak Comhino

screw fits directly into the tripod socket in the base ofyour camera. The use of the Kodak Turn-Tilt TripodHead is recommended for maximum

DETAI lS-fodck Reflex.ll ComeroFILMNacetrve Stzn-2t7/ x 2t1 inches.Frr.M Srze-Kodak 620; 12 exposures for black-and-whiteand color films.I.ENSESKopa

INTRODUCTIONBetter pictures are easicr r,vith this distinguished trvin-lens reflex camera. Its extra-bright ground-glass finder,a result of the built

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FOR ANY PICTUREA SHUTTER SPEEDB LENS OPENINGc FocusSHUTTER SPEEDThe length of time the shutter is open toadmit light to the film is controlled by

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FOCUSThe adjustment of the lensfor the distance between itand the subject is controlledby turning the rocusrNc RrNcc. Turn the ring until theimag

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