The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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... camera of the studio photographer . Studio cameras were scaled down to hand - camera size positive print and were fitted with improved lenses ( particularly the Figure 1 : Sequence of negative - positive process , from lens designed by ...
... camera of the studio photographer . Studio cameras were scaled down to hand - camera size positive print and were fitted with improved lenses ( particularly the Figure 1 : Sequence of negative - positive process , from lens designed by ...
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... camera functions . In its simplest form ( Figure and 18X 24 mm ( half frame ) —also are available . The 2 ) , the camera is a light - tight container carrying a lens , a 35 - mm camera has a comparatively fast lens ( i.e. , with a large ...
... camera functions . In its simplest form ( Figure and 18X 24 mm ( half frame ) —also are available . The 2 ) , the camera is a light - tight container carrying a lens , a 35 - mm camera has a comparatively fast lens ( i.e. , with a large ...
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... camera . The upper section of a twin - lens reflex camera is such a reflecting finder , with provision for sharpness control ( see above ) . As the viewfinder axis in a camera other than a singlelens reflex does not usually coincide ...
... camera . The upper section of a twin - lens reflex camera is such a reflecting finder , with provision for sharpness control ( see above ) . As the viewfinder axis in a camera other than a singlelens reflex does not usually coincide ...
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