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- The Kodak Daylight System is designed to save space and consists of three main components: the Kodak-X-Omat cassette, an identification camera, and a cassette multiloader for loading and reloading.
- All components are user-friendly and prioritize safe operation, allowing for the use of various film brands.
- The system's automatic loading feature minimizes dirt accumulation and wear on the intensifying screen, leading to improved workflow and positive reception from users.
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The Kodak Daylight System is space-saving. It consists of the Kodak-X-Omat cassette, the identification camera and the loading and reloading device (cassette multiloader). All three units of this system are notable for extremely safe operation. Handling is simple and easily appreciated. All brands of film can be used. The data window in the cassette is too large; in some cases, important sections of the image can be covered up by the window. Automatic loading and reloading considerably reduces soiling of the cassette, which is otherwise common, and also reduces abrasion of the intensifying screen. Introduction of this system has had a beneficial effect on overall working and has been welcomed by all concerned as a contribution towards facilitating routine work.
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