Kodak supermatic shutter manual

Kodak Flash Supermatic service manual Graflex.org Forum Index-> Lenses Help Shutter: Kodak Supermatic No. 2 Leaf Speeds: B, 1 - 1/400 seconds a 100mm Kodak Ektar lens, a shutter with a top speed of 1/400 seconds, and a unique collapsible lens design with an exposed helical. The Medalist user's manual recommends that the photographer position their right thumb on the bottom of the camera and fire the shutter Shutter: Supermatic T, B, 1 - 1/400. Lens: Kodak Ektar 45mm f/2 - f/16. Dates: 1936-1948 (Supermatic 1941-1948) Original List Price: $110.00. Condition: 9+. The Bantam Special was a glorious exception to Kodak's generally consumer-oriented camera lines. Styled by famous industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague in 1936, the Bantam Special is one Re: OH SNAP! Kodak flash supermatic shutter Questions. First, it sound like your lens needs a CLA, G is a flash synchronizer. See attached for instructions. Nothing beats a great piece of glass! I leave the digital work for the urologists and proctologists. 23-Oct-2011, 14:45 #3. Paul Fitzgerald. It is big and bright, and includes manual parallax compensation. To use the Monitor, first cock the shutter with the little lever next to the brilliant viewfinder. Guess the distance to the subject and turn the lens barrel to that number of feet. Then frame the shot and press the shutter button on the top plate. The Kodak Vigilant series of cameras used the same basic body and folding mechanisms with completely manual film advance, a simplified top plate, and a much wider selection of lenses and shutters. Lenses Each of the Monitor models came with a choice of lenses. All are in a front-element-focusing mount. The Supermatic leaf shutter is a conventional between-the-lens model with five blades, made in-house by Kodak and offered for third-party view cameras as well as the Medalist. but it likely presents problems as well. The manual recommends the Kodak Flashholder, a large flashgun for #5 bulbs that came with an L-shaped mounting bracket to Here's what it says: Flash Synchronization with Flash Supermatic: Connect the cord from the shutter contact posts to SHUTTER (series) outlet in the battery case. To set, pull pull adjustment control button up to unlock, or loosen screw, if the shutter has this type of adjustment. This is a Kodak Monitor Six-20 folding camera made in the USA by the Eastman-Kodak company. This was one of the last medium format folding cameras made by Kodak, and is loaded with features including a 9-speed shutter and well built lens. It is the spiritual successor to the Kodak No.1 Autographic Special from 1916 also reviewed on this site. I recently purchased a Kodak Vigilant Six-16 camera with the goal of modifying it for use with 120 film. I was testing out the shutter (a Kodak No. 2 Supermatic), when I think I did something bad. At first I could cock the shutter and trigger it, but then when I pulled another level on the side of the shutter (within the red circle in the picture) I am no longer able to trigger the shutter. Kodak Shutters printed manual The Kodak Shutters is also known as: Dakon 2 Diomatic Flash 200 Flash Supermatic Kodak Ballbearing Kodamatic Kodette 3 Kodex Supermatic Synchro Compur Synchro Rapid Other items available for the Kodak Shutters