Unloading - Kodak SPECIAL How To Use Manual

with the amount of film
already exposed,
which is determined by sub-
tracting the figure given on the
Chamber
Film Meter from
SO,
100 or 200
depending upon the roll of film in the chamber.
If
a 200-foot spool is
used and the figure on the chamber shows 60 feet remaining in the
chamber, the
Camera
Film Meter should be set at 40 feet .
If
accuracy is
required, the Camera Film Meter reading should be marked on the dull
metal side of the film chamber when it is removed from the camera.
When again using this chamber, erase the notation from the dull metal,
after the Camera Film Meter has been reset to agree.
UNLOADING
WHEN the CHAMBER FILM METER (Figure 18, page 17) points to
0, you have exposed all the usable length of film .
In order to unload the camera in daylight, the protective trailer
must be wound around the roll of film. To do this, run the camera until
the
CHAMBER
FILM METER shows EMPTY, before opening the
chamber door.
Open the chamber door, pull down the tension lever as when loading,
and remove the full spool from the take-up spindle. Quickly replace it
in its metal container. To prevent edge fog, unload only in subdued
light or in the shade of the body.
The film is now ready for development. Print your name and address
plainly in · the space provided on the back of the yellow carton. Then
return the exposed roll of film to your dealer, who will send it to our
nearest laboratOry for finishing, for which we make no additional
charge. If
you mail the film direct, tie a string around the carton; do
not seal it in any way.
When returning the exposed film for development,
be sure to replace it
in the metal spool container
before placing it in the yellow
carton. If this
is not done the film is liable to unwind and it will then be fogged and
ruined.
We cannot emphasize too strongly the importance of placing your
name and address on the yellow cartOn . This is the only way by which
we can tell to whom the film belongs.
The open sided spool or reel on which the finished picture is returned
from the processing laboratory, must not be used as a take-up spool in
the Cine-Kodak Special.
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