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HOW
TO USE THE COLD-CLIP WITH COLOR FILM
The Cold-Clip, which should be stored
in your
camera cover
when
not
in use,
makes it possible
to
get
good
color
pictures when the temperature is 65°F
(18°C)
or
below. If you are
unsure
of
the temperature,
use
the Cold-Clip any¬
way.
It
may make a
noticeable
im¬
provement in the
color
of your pictures
and it
can
do no harm even if the
temperature is
warm.
To
use the Cold-Clip,
take it
out
of
the camera cover
and preheat
it in
a
warm inside pocket,
or
between your
body and
arm,
for about five
minutes
before starting to take pictures.
If the temperature of the camera and
film
is 65CF (18=C)
or below
when you
develop the picture, using the
Cold-
Clip, you should expose your color pic¬
tures
with the
L/D
control set two marks
toward Lighten, as shown here. If the
Normal position
of the
L/D
control
for
that film
pack already is one
mark
toward
Lighten,
set
the
L/D
control two
additional marks
toward Lighten for the
conditions described
above.
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