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KODAGUIDE dial-type calculators provide easy direct-exposure readings . . .
Outdoor Kodaguide for Kodak Films:
Dial exposure calculator for all Kodak Yerichrome, Super-XX, Plus-X, and Panatomic-X Roll Films (including miniature sizes) and Film Packs. $.10.
Kodak Indoor Guide for Black-andWhite Films: Dial exposure calculator for all Kodak Super-XX, Plus-X, Verichrome, and Panatomic-X Films, with Photoflood and Photoflash lamps. $.10.
Kodacolor Exposure Guide: A dial calculator for many types of subject and various outdoor lighting conditions. $.10.
Cine-Kodak Outdoor Guide: Dial exposure calculator for Cine-Kodak Films, including Kodachrome, in daylight. $.10.
Cine-Kodak Indoor Guide: Dial exposure calculator for Cine-Kodak Films including Kodachrome Type A under Photoflood illumination. $.10.
Kodak Home Lighting Guide: Dial exposure calculator for Kodak Super-XX Film under ordinary home illumination with still and movie cameras. $.10.
Kodachrome Outdoor Guide, 35-mm. and Bantam: Dial calculator, giving shutter speeds and lens openings for various daylight conditions; for K135 and K828 Kodachrome Film. $.10.
Kodachrome Indoor Guide, 35-mm. and Bantam: A calculator type of exposure guide for use with Photoflood and Photoflash lamps. Gives information on lighting and exposure. $.10.
Kodak Outdoor Filter Guide: A guide to a number of outdoor subjects, giving proper filter to use, with a dial calculator for applying filter factors to exposure. $.10.
Effective Lens Aperture Kodaguide:
For use in copying and small-object work in modifying exposures of subjects closer than 8X focal length. For all lenses from 1 to 30 inches in focal length. $.10.
ALSO AVAILABLE . . .
Kodak Densiguide: A photographic device which provides a simple and inexpensive method for estimating gray-scale densities on suitably prepared negatives. It is especially useful in making separation negatives and color prints. $1.
Wratten Filter Guide: A guide giving the purpose, factors, and monochromatic color rendering of the commonly used filters in both daylight and tungsten light. $.10.
Kodak Film Guide: Film speeds, meter settings, code notches, color rendering, and filter factors for Kodak Films including roll, pack, 35-mm., and Bantam films, and for professional sheet films. $.10.
Eastman Paper Kodaguide: A .guide giving the relative speeds of papers, selection of contrast, image tone, safelight, developing and toning data. $.10.
Contrast Viewing Kodaguide: Helps select Wratten Filter to produce desired color contrast. Contains four gelatin viewing filters, filter factors, information on Kodak Films for each filter. $.25.
At your Kodak dealer's.