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Kodachrome Film Rodachrome Film for color with , $' ,I* . , KODACHROME . TRANSPARENCY I.l.lolor negatives can be from 35mm. or htam 47 dck mounted color transparencies. EACH NKlAtl - - RUh a& 3wot1~)vaon 0.' I 00°0 / Kedachro I' from Kodc ,' screen-pro1 I I for maki~ I I Kodaca I ments >,'0*- I I *0" G '*# KODLCHUOMEMIWT From the Kodachrome transparency shown above. -- the popular 2X sire, made on durable cellulose oc 5-*:,a .< " * * "Kodachrome Film .... lncludins NO1 ee back cover for addi- ' "?. .- F* - iual Tor* tional information on Koda- . , -- Daylight Type and Type A (for artificial light) chrome Film, Prints, and En- K135, K135A-20 exposures. .......................$3.50 largements. B135, K135A-36 exposures. ....................... 5.50 K828, K828A- 8 exposures. 1.88 ....................... All prices in this folder are *?rice inc1ud.r P-inn and return by third-clan mail. For improved mvice, md expa& aim ta labomtarla by tlnt-clau or Wrmail awvio, and enciau portage subject to change without notice for roturn mme woy. Th. addmuu d Kodak ?rocusing Loborataria and other dotails and include Federal Tax where an gim in th. film Instructions. applicable. 1 CAN GET.. 2nO6mm. *.28x40mm. Lid price, $1.95. Kodachmme Eniarg.d, 2%J%and 4x6 inchos, L two typo% Doyllght Typo for outdoor m, Typo A for indoon wHh llorh or (load. Two slzr, for 35mm. and Bantam camoras. Kod#dor Hlm comas in pope lor roll sizes to (It most camoror. Daylight Typo for outdoor m; .... : Typo A for flash or (Iood. : I oxpdKodadw Hlm an 8 dodopod witbout addition- '8 al chargo. Mnh anoxha. 8'. KODACOLOR MINT Actual size obtoinod from sqwn . nogativr on 127,620 or 120 (Ilm. Rectangular nogativos yield 3lhx5- - inch Kodacolor Prints. ' - - ~odacolbrFilm lMhlce, Including Kodacolor Enlargements ordered without special instructions fdrol lor* Daylight Type and Type A (for artificial light) are made from the largest area of the negative that can be C127, C127A ............................ .$1.8f, printed to the desired size. Magnification in making Kodacolor C620,C620A,Cl2O,C120A.. .................... 2.14 Enlargements is limited to about five diameters. If the cus- r, C616,C616& C116,C116A. ..................... 2.51 tomer wishes to indicate the specific hegative area to be en- H C828, C828A ................................. 1.60' larged, this can be done by following the instructions on the Kodacolor Enlargement Masking Guide, available on request. +r: *Mo~klvdaarl of to dor rmo)im but not the making of .* klcrkr ML of bbmomonh. Wib om @i*.n ln'th. film instrudionr ''.ff"( ~odd#d~h~oig.nurtr,spddil.r ..P-$- ,>;a Kodacolor Mnts Occasionally it b not possible to include all of the p&pd :+$; --a .. - Llsl Price subject in a standmi- -lor Enlargeanent of* . Q .............................$ .37 ' ordered. When this occurs, a specialBize Enlu-at hbh- ",'%&.- to pice of ktRint pduced from within the dimensions of the size ordered but using approxi: . a- '[$ ~oftktdlo~~~~~gativearcas:1% x 1%. m+ly the entire negative area From 616 or 116 ~lt@wa, ??* l)(rxl~2%x3%,2%x2%,1%x2%............ '.20 4x7 gr 6x10 Enlargements will be made inst@ of 5x7 or g=?+i$j 8x10. From 620, 120, or 127 negativca, 7x10 Edugcmenb ,a will be made instead of 8x10. From square negativu, 5x5 or ?h Kodaolor Enlargements, Sfandad :-,a 8x8 Enlargements will be made instead of 5x7 or 8x10. The $ ' #odwalop -a 5x7, each ..........$1.75 price bf such Enlarpments is the same as that of the standard- Ibd.aolor lidacv8xl0,ePch.. ............. 4.00 size Enlargement ordered. -. 8. To make a full 8xl&ir).~hatandard-sh9Cdaclyoqe Bnlargemen<from h4~36' or 28x40mm. transparency, it is necessary to crop a little fdm the long dii- sion of the picture. The customer may, if he wishes, indicate the end from-which '4 this cropping should be done. If the long diision cannot be cropped, a Koda- chrome hlargement, Specid Si,sbauld be ordered. 1 Transparencies sent in for 5x7- or 8x10-inch Kodachrome ~nlar~eme&are I generally cropped as necessary to produce such Enlargements. However, some sauare trans~arenciescannot be crovwd without cutting off part of the priaci- . :r!$j ;;I subject. in such cases, 5x5- or 8x8-inch special-s& ~nhr~ementswill be made. - Kodachrome Enlargements, Special Sizes, are also made in accordance with special cropping requirements. If cropping is desired, it should be indicated by a mask attached to the transparency. P All genuine Kodachrome Prints or Enlargements anidentified on the back as followr: '*This is a Kodachrome Print (or Enlargement)-Mad. by eastman Kodak Company." 7 , 7 Kodak Bantam-size (28x40mm.). 35mm. (24x36mm.), >q 24mm.) transparencies must be mounted in regular 2x2-inch slides (glass or ' standard cardboard slides). If they are received unmounted or in nonstandard mounts, a charge of ten cents each is added for mounting them in 2x2-inch cardboard mounts. Transparencies 24x24mm. must be mounted by the customer. Stereo trans- parencies are acceptable in regular stereo mounts. Sheet- or roll-film transparencies do not require mounting and should not be .in glass mounts. .* . -* ,?, , :.y$ :.q -C:; Kodacolor Prints 3% x5 inches (inc&kean~&ooldi Enlargements (5x7 and 8x10 inches), can be obtained from 35mm. or Ba$tampansparencies. A Kodawlor negative (at 25 centa list) is made from e+h color.slide to. be printed. Kodacolor Prints and Enlargements are made froa these negatives at regular Kodawlor prices. Thii means that after the initial purchase of the Koda- color negative, your customers can get 37cent Kodawlor Prints slightly larger than the 75-cent Kodachrome Prints 3X. Any number of Kodawlor Prints and nlargements can be made from the same Kodacolor negative. Send color slides for Kodacolor negatives, Prints, and Enlargements to Koda- color Finishing Department, Building 65, Kodak Park, Rochester, N. Y. All genuine Kodacolor Prints or Enlargements anidenlifkd on the back as follows: "This is a Kodacolor Print (or Enlargement)-Mad. by Eastman Kodak Company." a* CAUTION: The making of Kodachrome Enlargements, Special Size, from 8mm. and 16mm. Kodaehrome frames is not recommended. The original trans- parency must be extremely sharp. The enlargements are rarely satisfactory if 8mm. frames are printed larger than 2%x3?4 inches or 16mm. frames larger than 4x6 inches. NOTICE: If color films are damaged or loqt by us or any associate wmpany, they will be replaced with unexposed film. Except for such replacement, Blms will be accepted for processing, printing or enlarging without warranty, guaran- tee, or other liability of any kind. The dyes used in Kodak wlor films, prints, and enlargements, like other dyes. may change in time. These products, therefore, will not be replaced or otheMiise warranted against any change in color. 2 - Eastman Kodak Company \ b. Rochester 4, N.Y. .
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