Eastman Kodak. The Modern Way in Picture Making: Published as an Aid to the Amateur Photographer

Rochester, 1905. — 206 p.Our first object in the publication of this book is to make photography easier for the amateur. Our second is to show him the way to new pleasures in picture making.In its compilation we have endeavored to cover fully and clearly every point on which he should have information. With equal care we have avoided useless discussion of theory and have given no space to topics that would not appeal to those who take pictures for the love of it.Frankly, we have given the preference to work by the Kodak system. We could not do otherwise and be honest with ourselves or with the reader. We have built up this system because we believe in it, because to our mind it means success for the beginner and offers the greatest opportunities to the
advanced worker. In its sixteen years of growth, the Kodak system has changed the photographic ideas and methods of the whole world and has made simple and easy a process that was once complex and uncertain.