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Kodak Signet 40

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    signet40

    Originally uploaded by djennewe

    This is one of the cameras Lindsey found this summer. The other half of the leather field case snaps over the top. Pretty schnazzy!

    As far as I can tell you get one shot per bulb with that flash. It has a sort of revolver-style mechanism in the back that you can use to hold 6 bulbs at a time and swap them in as necessary. I haven’t been able to get the flash to fire though. It uses a weird 15V battery I haven’t been able to get my hands on yet.

    With the help of the Internet I was able to find a PDF version of the manual for this camera. It’s from 1954 and explained how to focus and use the different film settings. I actually took some pictures with it this summer — I need to get them developed. There’s no button on top to take a picture. Instead you push a little lever next to the lens. I’m afraid to see how my shots turned out.

    Doug posted this entry on Tuesday, August 21st, 2007 at 8:59 pm. Posted in the category Pictures You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Edit this entry.

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