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(2) G O N T E N T S. looding. 2. Unlooding. 5. Kodok Films. 6. Setling The Shuiter And lens. www.orphancameras.com. I. Focus. l0. Ronge Of Shorpness. I I. Toking The Picture. 12. Ihe Simplest Settings. 14. FlqshPictures. 16. Portro Lenses. 24,. Core Of The Comero. 25. P i c t u r eT o k i n g A r o u n d T h e C l o c k. 26. PhotoAids. 28. Deloils. 32.

(3) o You can be proud that you're now the owner of one of Kodak's finest cameras. Your new Kodak Signet 40 Camera rvill give excellent results - if you will spend a few minutes getting acquainted with it. As you're reading these instructions, keep the camera handy; then practice each oper.ation as it appears in the manual. Before making any important pictures-a trip or some special event-shoot a magazine of film, including a few flash pictures. This gives you practice and provides a check on your equipment. Should you have additional questions, your Kodak dealer will be glad to give you a helping hand.. T.II. Reg. U.S. Par, Of..

(4) E A S Y. L O A D T N G. Never lood or unlood in bright, direct lighf. I Open tlie back by plessing the r-ercrr in the clilection of the allow,. 2 Push out the REwTNDKNoB with your thumb. Drop the film magazine in the recess ne\t to the knob. See pictule. Push in the re$/ind knob and turn it until it engages the magazine. 3 N{ove tl-re rrr-u ADvANCELEvER until the wide slot in the take-up drum is up. Note: In cose you con not move lhe film odvonce lever, t u r n t h e S P R O C K E Tt o w o r d f h e t o k e - u p d r u m .. 4 Drop the end of the film into the slot in the take-up dlum. Hold dorvn the edge of the magazine and move the film advance lever' until the slack is out of the film. z www.orphancameras.com.

(5) 5 Close the back. N{ake sure it snaps in place. Move the film advance lever until it locks. 6 To rcrdv the film for tlre first e.rposrrr.e: o. Push and hold the nrx'rNo nnr,resn (on the bottom edge of the back of the camera) lvhile the film advance lever is noved one stroke. Let the release go and move the film advirnce lever until it locks. b. Push nnd hold the rer,vind release while moving the film advance lever one stroke. Let the release go and again rvind until it locks. c. Advance the film for the thircl tirne until the fiLn advance lever. locks. The first frame is nou' in position,. FILM ADVANCE LEVER.

(6) 7 Turn the nxposunr corrNTER dial in the direction of the alrow- until the index mark is opposite the led 20 for a 20-exposure magazine-the red 0 for a 36-exposure magazine. The counter r'vill move tr mark for each picture taken. 1l u;ill ahoays shou; tl'te number of erposures remaining on the film. The exposure counter rvill not l,vork unless there is film in the camela. Rotate the rrr,rr-rypE rNDrcAToRto bring I the ntrme of the film opposite the index mark. Nole: To qdyqnce the film if o coble releose wos useC lo irip the shutter, or if the double-exposure releose on the bottom fronl of lhe comero wos occidenlolly tripped, do this: A . P r e s sq n d h o l d t h e r e w i n d r e r e o s e , B. Move film odvonce lever one stroke. C. Let go of lhe releose ond qdvonce film until the lever locks.. www.orphancameras.com.

(7) U N L O A D I N G. T H E. C A M E R A. Never unlood in bright, direct light. After the 20th or 36th erposure. and before t l r e l r a t . ki s o p e r r e d .i l i s r r l c e s s a r yt o r e w i r r d the film into the magarzine.To clo this: 1 Hold the nurvrNn r,EvERmzrrked'iervincl" in the direction of the arrorv. 2 Continue holding the rewind lever ancl turn the rervind knob cneNr clockrvise until the film is completely rervound into the magi,rzine. The film is completely rewound u'hen rorr fecl a lcssening of teniion on thc rertind crarrk. 3 Open the camera back; pull out the rerr ind knob: tuln lhe camera over ancl let thc rnagazine fall into vour hand..

(8) 'l' I. ,tI COLOR KodqchromeFilm-This is the favorite color film that is enjoyed by millions. The full-color transparenciescan be projected in any of the easy-workingKodaslide Projectors. Kodachrome Film is available in both Daylight Type (KlSs) and Type F (K135F for use with clear wire-filled flash lamps). Available in 20- and 36-exposuremagazines. Film-A fast colorfflm that you canprocess KodqkEkrochrome yourseHor have processedby your photoffnisher.Like Koda"reversal" processthat producesbrilliant color chrome, itk a transoarencies. Ektachrome Film is available in Dayiight Type (E135) and Type F (E135F for use with clear wire-filled flash lamps). Available in 20-exposuremagazines.. l. {". 6 www.orphancameras.com i-.

(9) BLACK. AND. l^/HITE. Kodok Ponqtomic-X Film-Ifere's a new, modern film rvith micro-fine grain and high resolution. For those r,vho rvant zuper-size enlargements r,vith crisp, brilliant tone renclering. Available in 20- and 36-exposure magazines. Kodqk Plus-X Film-This is a moderately fast film to use for average lighting conditions. Its pan seisitivity smooths out skin texture-ideal for nost outdoor ancl incloor.shots. Available in 20- or 36-exposuremagazines. Kodok Tri-X Film-You'll like this ultr.a_speed film having medium contrast, moderate graininess orr.l *id" ""por.,r." latitude. It's ideal for sports pictures and other snaipshots where adverse lighting conditions ar.e encounter"d. S"" page 26. Available in 20- and B6-exposure magazines..

(10) S E T T I N G T H E S H U T T E R A N D N - E N 5. S H U T T E R s p E E D s. L ENs (t P E N I N G s. Shutter speeclsare used to valy the length of tin-rethat the shutter stays open u'hen the shutter release lever is ?ressed. Ihe slorvestshutter speed is 5 (1/5 seconcl)-the fastest is "B" 100 (I/400 seconcl).Atthe setting, the shutter rvill stay o p c n t s t o n g i r s 1 n e s n U t t e TI e t c i L s eI e v e r r s l r c l ( t c l o w n . Shutter speeclsand lens openings iue set to produce colrect exD0sule.. The lens opening controlsthe amount of light that passes through the lens,The iens openingis smallestand letsin the leastamountof light wherrsetat22 (.f/22). The lensopening i s l a r g e s t a n c l l e t s i n t h e g r e a t e s t a m o u nl itgohf t u , h e n s e t a t porNrERcan be set bet$'een 3.5 (f13.5).The r-nNsopENrNG openings.Thepointerhas..clickstops''ateachmark openirrgand at the red dot.. www.orphancameras.com.

(11) T o s e t t h e s h u t l e r ,l u r n t h e k n u r l e d s p e e d c o n t r o l r i n g u n i i l l h e S H U T T E RS P E E Dp O t N T E R i s o r t h e desired setling. Do nol sel pointer befween.two shutler speeds. Ifre shuiler must be cocked for o/l "8." speedsond To do this, push down the SHUTT E R C O C K I N G L E V E Ru n t i l i t c o t c h e s .U s e c t r i o o d "B" for ihe sefting. Never oil the shutter.. Shutter Cocking. Shufter Speed Pointer. LEYCT. T** 5 ts ti *. 6. 4 1..s. To sel lhe lens opening, move the |ENS OpENING POINTERulong the scole until it click stops st the desired sefting, The opening l6 lefs in twice qs much light os 22i 1I twice os much os 16, ond so on. The exposure guide on the rewind knob gives the correrl lens openings at 1/50 second lor lhree Kodqk films. See poge I6 flosh piclures.. for informotion obout. LensOpening Pointer. P'r.

(12) You odiust focus by moving lhe focusing lever with your finger' The rongefinder imoges ore linled in confrosfing colors for eosy, occurule focusing.. Sight through the eyepiece in the back of the camera. In here you see the combined rangefinder and viewfinder. Concentrate on the triangle. When the camera is n.of focused, trvo images of your subject appear in the triangle. When the camera is focused, these images are superimposed to form a single image. Select a vertical line or edge in your subject and locate it directly under the peak of the triangle,. 10 www.orphancameras.com.

(13) R A N G E. O F. S H A R P N E S S. The subiect focused on will be shorpesi in the picture. Ofher obiects in lhe piclure oreo, however, both in front of ond beyond the subject focused u p o n , w i l l o l s o o p p e o r l o b e i n f o c u s .T h i s i s k n o w n os lhe ronge of shorpness. T h e r o n g e o f s h o r p n e s ss c o l e i s d i r e c t l y o b o v e t h e f o c u s i n g d i s f q n c e s c o l e ( s e e i l l u s t r o t i o nt o f h e right). On lhis scole you will find two sets of lens o p e n i n g n u m b e r s ,o n e s e t o n e o c h s i d e o f f h e d i s tqnce scale pointer. The scole is used like this: ln ihe illusfrotion. the comero is focused ot lO feet. ond the lens opening setot l/1 l. Opposite the red I I on eqch side of fhe pointer, find the distqnce c n t h e f o c u s i n g s c o l e .T h e s e d i s l o n c e so r e t h e n e o r ond fqr limitsof shorp focus. When you focusol l0 feel ond set lhe lensooen_ ing al l/11, then oll obiects from obout 6 to 50 ':ei will be shorp.. Neorest Focusing Forthest Dislonce Dislonce Dislonce About l0Feet Aboul 6 Feet 50 Feet | / t \ 4 Ronge of Shorpness. Disfonces ore meosured from lhe film plone to the subiect, The film plone indicolor * on fhe top of lhe comero, locoies the film plone.. 11.

(14) Load the camera-but never in bright light. Heie are the stepsto follow for making pictures in bright sunlight. I Set the shutter speedpointer to the red 50. Move the lens opening pointer to the red dot between 5.6 and 8 for Kodachrome Film Daylight Typ" - to 11 if you're using Kodak Ektachrome Film Daylight Type. 2 Cock the shutter by pressingthe cocking lever down. 3 Focuson the subject;then composethe picture. a Hold the camerasteady;then pressthe shutterreleaseleoer all the aay doun with a slow squeezingaction. (The releasewill not operateif the shutter is not cocked, or if the fflm has not been advanced to an unexposedframe.) 5 Advance the fflm to get ready for the next picture. o For intentional double exposures,trip the releaseon the bottom front of the camera. You can then cock the shutter and make your second exposureover the first picture. 12 www.orphancameras.com.

(15) KODAK SIGNET40 CAMERA /t4ORE,NFORMAI|ON . . . on advancing film o About 3 strokes of the fflm advance lever are needed to advance a full frame of fflm and to lock the film advance mechanism.This supplements the instructions on page 3 - step 6. PAGE 12, STEP 5 should read: Advance the fflm to the next frame by moving the fflm advance lever about three strokesuntil it locks. NoTlcE: The S-inch Lurnaclad reflector of the Kodak Super-N440 Flasholder concentrates the Iight in such a manner that it may act as a burning glass in sunlight. Do not leaoe i,t in sunlight lDith its open sid'e up. T.M, Res, U.S. Pat. Off.. r , N. Y. E A S T M A NK O D A K C O M P A N Y . . . R o c h e s l e 4 I l -56-CH-EX. Prinfed in the United Slotes of Americo.

(16) The illusfrolions show two woys of holding lhe cqmero. Use ony method you prefer, os long os fhe comero is held sleodv. When loking pictures, broce lhe comero solidly ogoinst your foce. Keep your eye close to the finder so thof the reor opening lines up with oll four corners of lhe fronl finder frqme (see below). B y k e e p i n g y o u r e y e i n t h i s p o s i t i o n ,y o u ' l l b e o b l e to oim the comero correcfly lhroughoul lhe enlire focusing ronge. When shiffing your viewpoinl in composing the picfure, move lhe comero ond your heod together.. www.orphancameras.com.

(17) T H E. S I M P L E S ' T. S E T T I N G S 1-. If ynu u'ant box-camerasimplicity, set the shutter at the rectr 50, the focttsat the red 10,and the lensopeningas descr:ibed belor'vfor Kodachrorne Filrn and Kodak Ektachrome Film.

(18) Eaylight Type. For complete information, see the instruction sheetspacked with the fflm.. Kodochrome Film Doylight Type-ln. brighf, direct sunlight.. Set the lens opening at the red dot bet',veen 5.6 and 8, shutter speed at the red 50, and focus at the red 10. Subjects florn about 7 Io 20 feet will be in sharo focus.. Kodqk Ektochrome Film Doylighr Type-ln. bright, direcf sunlight.. ..1 the lensopeningat the red 11, shutterspeedat the red I .r,:l focusirt the red 10. Subjectsfrom about O to 50 feet " .,- : . in shtrrpfocus. www.orphancameras.com. 15.

(19) You'll want to make someflash pictures to really appreciateyour Signet 40 Camera. They're as easy to make as outdoor shots-some folks think even easier.This is'becauseflash is always ready when you need it. The Signet 40 was designed to use the Kodalite Super-M Flasholder digeptly,and doesnot require the use of a bracket. Two reflectorsare available for this flasholder: The4:inchreflectoris for usewith No. 5 qnd No. 25 lompsonly, The 3-inch reflector is designed primarily for the small M-2 lomps. However, No. 5 and 251ampscan also be used with this reflector. Synchronization The Kodak Synchro 400 Shutter synchronizes No. 5, No. 25, and M-2 lamps at speed 25 (1/25 second).Electronic fash units (zero-time delay) aLe synchrbnizedby this shutter at all speeds. 16". I. I.

(20) Power for the Flasholder Batteries are not included with the flasholder. Get two 116-voltDenlite batteries (each bailery should test B16amperes). For more dependable lamp firing, a Kodalite Midget B-C Flashpack and I5-volt photoflash battery or" ,eco.mended. With B-C (battery-condenser) power in your fasholder, fash failures due to rveak batteries are eliminated batteries last Jonger, too. Note: Here ore some typicol l5-voll photoflosh bofteries: Burgess Y 10, Evereody No. 504, Olin No. 0814.. 77 www.orphancameras.com.

(21) How lo Install the Battery I Remove the btrck cover by loosening the slotted sclerv. 2 When trvo 1)4-voltpenlite batteries are used, insert both ltase doun as illustrated. N4ake sure the cloth pull-tab is under the inside battery. 3 When the Kodalite N{idget B-C Fltrshpack is usecl, be sure to remove any batteries r'vhich may be in the flasholder. Hook the end of the flrrshpack rvith the plus (f) n-rarkinto the small hole in tl're upper spring in the flasltolder. Push the bottom in, until it snaps in place. Place the 1S-volt battery in the B-C flashpack. N'Iake sure the positive (f ) end of the battely is next to the plus sign on the B-C unit. Caution: If the btrttery is placed in the B-C unit r'vith the negative (-) end up, the battery r,vill be exhaustecl in a matter of rninutes. 4 Replace the cover and tighten the slotted screw. 18.

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(23) Atlaching the Flasholder Attach the flasholcler to the camela by placing the posts on the side of the flasholder into the holes on the side of the camera. Tighten the knob on the opposite side of the flasholder htrndle. The ctrmera is now ready for fl:rsh. The socket on the Kodalite Suner-N{ Flarsholder u'ill trccept the bayonet-base ancl NI-f lamps uithout the use of an trdirpter'.LIse N o. 5 or 25 flashlamps lLith the 4-inch reflector . Use L[-2 f,ashlanps roith the 3-it"tchreflector. To Make q Flash Picture I If the base of the flashltrmp is talnished, rub it on a rough surface. Turn the lamp until the pins on the base line up r'vith the slots in the socl<et;then push the ltrmp until it snaps in place. 2 Set the shutter speed pointer to 25 and cock the shutter.. 20.

(24) 3 Focus on the subject to determine the disttrnce in feet vou are from the subiect. 4 Refer to the click-stop flash calculator on the back of the fl:rsholder to determine the correct lens opeling to use. o. Set tire correct arrorv and dot under the name of the film you're using. The recl arro$' nnd dot on the slide are for the 4-inch reflector'- the black arror,v and dot are for the S-inch reflector'. b. From the numbers opposite the rvorcl noer, find the one rvhich is closest to the focus dist:rnce. c. Dilectly under this nurnber, is the correct lens opening to use, d. Here's an example: Suppose you have Kodachrome Type F in your canela and you are using the 4-inch reflector. Then the red clot on the slide is set directly under the dot for KODACHRON,{E-F. If vour subiect is 10 feet from. 2L www.orphancameras.com.

(25) the camera, find the figure 10 in the row opposite rnnr. Dilectly under the 10 you will find the number 8 (l/8). This is the lens opening to use. If you ffnd that the distance does not fall directly above a marked lens opening, set the lens opening pointer between marked openings. 5. Take the picture by slowly pressing the shutter lelease.. 6 Push the r,eup RELEAsEbutton near the too of the flasholder handle to release the used lamp. (See page 19.) Caution: Since lamps may shatter when fashed, the use of a protective transparent screen over the refector is recommended. Never insert a lamp in the lamp socket until the flasholder has been connected to the camera. Do not fash lamps in an explosive atmosphere,. 22.

(26) Removing the Rellector The refleclor con be removed for convenienf sforoge or lo reploce it wilh one of onolher size, To do this, grosp the edge of the refleclor ond twisi it to the left, To reploce lhe reflector, line up the lhree lugs on fhe bose of ihe reflecior with lhe slols oround lhe sockei (see illuslrotion). Ploce the reflec. tor flush ogoinst lhe sockel; then lwisf it io the right.. 23 www.orphancameras.com. ';**+. -'.

(27) P O R T R A. L E N S E S. Working Dislonce qnd Field Size with Kodok Porlrq Lenses (A lt. lens is nol needed-if. would overlop fhe ronge of fhe comero, and the 2l. K O D A K P O R T R AL E N S2 + Comero lens Setfing * Feei. Disfonce Subiecl fo lens* (inchesJ. Approx. Field Size Bosed on Kodqslide 135 Mount Opening (inches). l9V2 l O t l aX 1 5 18y2 9% X 14Y4 16% 8% X 13l% 1 5r/+ 73/t X l1Vz 1 43/a 7 V 2X 1 1 1 33/a 67/e X 101/+ 12% 6%x 9 X 7r/n 101/a 5 * S u b i e c t - t o - l e n sd i s t o n c e i s m e o s u r e d l o front of the Porlrq Lens Totol depth of field ol ff8 ronges from % inch ol lhe minimum dislonce to 3/+ inches ol ihe moximum disfonce.. Comerc Iens SelfingFeet. lnf. 25 t0 6 5 4 3 2. Distonce I Approx Field Size Subiect I Bosed on Kodoslide fo lens* | 135 Mount Opening (inches) (inches). 63/a 6% 6 X s %. X l0 X 9Y2 q r h x 8 %. s% x 8 5r/a X 7% 4 % X 6 % 3'/B X 53t't. + S u b i e c i - t o - l e n sd i s t o n c e i s m e o s u r e d l o front of the Porlro Lens Totof deplh of field ot f/8 ronges lrom%inch ot lhe minimum disf once to I !/z inches ol the moximum distonce.. Use lhese lobles rolher lfion fhose supplied wilh fhe Porlro lenses.. o^. lens.). K O D A K P O R T R AL E N S3 +.

(28) C A R E. O F. T H E. C A M E R A. o Even though your Kodak Signet 40 Camera is ruggedly built, it,s still a fine precision instrument. so protect it from dust ,rnci Jirt ancl trvoiclrough handling. use a rubbe' syringe to blow o't a'y dust that may be i'siie the camera. If any of the lenses need cleaning, first brusrr or blo* nrr,.y or clust. Wipe the s-t1rfl"_"gently rvith Kodak Lens Cleaning paper. ltr]) Srit Ii moistrire is neecled, use Koclak Lens Cleaner. r The tintecl appenrance of the lens is due to Lumenizing . . . a sDecial i-..:d coarti'q appliecl to nll air-glnss sur.faces.This increales hqht irarrs"brilliance r- r:si,rn ."ncl clecleasesinternal reflections, thus irnproving the , :1..:k-ir,r1-uhite pictures and the color purity of color fi]ms. I. . D r rr i i:ie.rpt to rlirke .ny repzrirsor rernove any parts from the sh'tter, lens. o' cii.rcri:r. \er-e. oil the sl'rutter or any parts of the carnera. If you fincl that se.r'ice is necessirrl', return the camera to your photo dealer #ho rvill have lepirils macle loctrlly, or. send it to Kodak.. www.orphancameras.com.

(29) . Don't let your camera keep "banker's hours." Some of the best pictures are made after the sun sets.If you have color film in the camera.then use flash. If you're the kind who likes to experiment, then get a magazine or two of the new super-fastKodak Tri-X Film. The fast f /3.5 ler's on your camera will enable you to make pictures in ordinary lighted rooms. Load the camera with Kodak Tri-X Film, and set the shutter at 25 and the lens opening at 3.5. Whenever possible, use an exposuremeter. When the light is too poor to take a picture at 5 (l/5 second),then make "B" a long exposureby using the shutter setting. At this setting, the shutter stays open 4s long as the shutter releaseis held down. For lolg exposures, use a Kodak Metal Cable ReleaseNo. 5 in the socketon the shutter housing. Hold the camera rock-steadywith the Kodak Flexiclamp. Nole: To odvonce the film when o coble releose is used, press qnd hold the rewind releose while moving the film odvonce lever; lhen let go of lhe releose. Advonce the film until the Iever locks.. 26.

(30) ::fleclions from wet povements or - j i e r o r e s p e c l o c u l o ro t n i g h f . :. S i l h o u e t t e sc o n b e s t r i k i n g w h e n iiille forethought goes into their. :trmposilion.. www.orphancameras.com. Fqmilior scenes oround the home qdd o reol highlight to your olbum. Alfhough we don't recommend condles on trees, o shof like this m o k e s q n i c e C h r i s l m q sc o r d s c e n e ..

(31) You'll have a lot more fun with your Signet 40 Camera, when you use some of the products pictured in this section. Kodok Signet 40 Field Cose-This de luxe, velvet-lined, top-grain leather case combines practical protection with drop-away front convenience. Openings on the side of the case.permit attaching the flasholder with the camera in the case. Kodoslide Signet 500 Proieclor, Model t (with Automotic Chonger)-Here's the newest member of the famous Kodaslide family. It contains a 500watt lamp for brilliant pictures-permits viewing even in a lighted room. The easy-to-operate Automatic Changer stores 36 slides in correct sequence. To project slides, just pull and push the changer handle-slides are advanced automatically. See this projector and the others in the Kodaslide Signet line at your photo dealer.. z6.

(32) Kodok Filter Kif, No. IO44-You'll rv.nt this compact, handy filter kit for your gadget birg. For cor,oR Frlx,rs, it contains a Kodal Skvlisht Filter (No. 14) to nclcl *'ir'n.ith to pictures taken in the open sh,icle'or. on over-cilst days. A Koclrrk Daylight Filter (No. 85c) is i'cludecl for. colverting indoor fl'pe F color films for outdoor use. For BLAcK-AND\l-rrrrE Frr-r'rs, the filtel kit conti,rins Pictoritrl Red and pictorial yellor,v Filters Ior accenting cloucls.. www.orphancameras.com.

(33) Kodqslide Diol-Lite Viewer, Model A-Here's grand vierving for 2 x 2 color slides. A handy brightness control knob is used to dim or brighten the lisht to suit the slide being viewed. The Dinl-Lite Viewer comes compl"ete with a clesk tray for trotaing viewer and slides. Kodoslide Pockel Viewer ond Kodok llluminotor-These are available separately-but you'll want both of them for maximum viewing pleasure' T[e Pocket Viewer lets you view color slides anyr,vhere, anvtime. When the illuminator is added to the viewer, your pictures are brightly and evenly lighted. Kodok EktochromeProcessingOutfit, 35mm-(nof illusiroted)-This outfit includes the Kodak Day-Load Tank and all necessary equipment and supplies for processing your own 35mm Ektachrdme Film. No darkroom required, either,. 30 I s. -. l.

(34) KodoslidecomporrmenrFire-It's easy to fi'd your color sliclesin this sturdy, .ll-metal filing system.This file has twelve sr,vinq-out comuur.tments th.t hold as many as 240 c.rclboardor-g6 g1a.ss-Jo,nted sficles, Kodoslide400 File Box-It's styled like a book for convenientbookcase sto.trge.This file box holdsup to 400 cardboardor 176 glassslidesr,vhich are storedin 16 Kodtrslideboxesfor handy sliclegroup"filing.. 3I. I. $ www.orphancameras.com.

(35) Film Necerrve Sun-24 x 36mm (about 1" x 11/2"). Frr-NrSrzs-Kodak 135; 20- or 36-exposure magazine, Lens. I(opar ErrerrroN-46mm f /3.5, Lumenized lens. LnNs Opsxrxcs-f /3.5 to f /22. ColrnrNerroN Lnws AtteculrsNrs-Series 5. Insert ring supplied with camera. Ask your dealer to show you the Kodak Filter Kit, No. 1044,for Kodak Signet40 Camera. Shutter Kooar Svxcnno 400-Cocking type. "8." SpBsos-I,/S, I / I0, 7/ 25, L/ rc}, I / 2O0,1/ 400,and Boov Rrr-r.tsr-Right front of camerabody. Fr,esn-Built-in synchronization,use No, 5 or 25,and midget M-2 I-ampsto Il25 second,Electronicflash-X-synchronized at all shutter speeds. 32.

(36) Focusingond Viewing ReNcr FrNorn-Superinposed type, combined with viervfinder coupled to focus mount. FocusrNc Rexcr-2 feet to infinity. \rrnrvprNorn-Optical, eye-level enclosed. Douslr-Exposunr PnnvrNrroN Drvrce-With release for intentional multiple exposures. Conslrucfion Lever-Type Film Aclvance, Crank Rewind, Easy DrumType Loading, Exposure Counter, Film-Load Indicator, and Exposure Guide on top of camera. Tnrpop Socrnr-Standard tripod thread for tripod. Snnrar- Nur,rsrn-For positive identification-is stamped on the bottom of the camera. Keep a record of this number with your personal papels. 7-56-CH-GX. l r. PRINTED. www.orphancameras.com. IN THE. UNITED. STATES OF AMERICA.

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