Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1914 (Heft 46))

The Autographic Kodaks

You can now date and title your negatives, permanently,
and almost instantly at the time you make them.
OUCH a spring and a little door opens in the back of the Kodak ;


write with pencil or stylus on the red paper of the Autographic
Film Cartridge ; expose from 2 to 5 seconds ; close door. When your
negatives are developed a permanent photographic reproduction of
the writing will appear on the intersections between the negatives.
When the prints are made you can have this writing appear upon
them or not, just as you choose. By turning the winding key slightly
and advancing the paper the width of the slot you can have the
writing appear on the picture itself if you wish.
Any picture that is worth taking is worth a title and date. The places of interest
you visit, the autographs of friends you photograph, interesting facts about the children,
their age at the time the picture was made—all these things add to the value of a
picture. Architects, Engineers and Contractors who make photographic records of
their work can add greatly to the value of such records by adding notes and dates
permanently on the negative. The careful amateur photographer can improve the
quality of his work by noting, by means of the Autographic Kodak, the light con-
ditions, stop and exposure for every negative.

The greatest Photographic advance in twenty years.
No. 3A Autographic Kodak, pictures 3%x 5% in., . $22.50
EASTMAN KODAK CO.,

At all Kodak ‘Dealer’s.

ROCHESTER, N. Y., The Kodak City.