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Film charac- teristics Different views of photo- graphic aesthetics Combining photog- raphy with other artistic mediums Early daguerro- types. Hand cameras usually accommodate either roll film or 35 - mm film . The negative size with roll ...
Film charac- teristics Different views of photo- graphic aesthetics Combining photog- raphy with other artistic mediums Early daguerro- types. Hand cameras usually accommodate either roll film or 35 - mm film . The negative size with roll ...
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... film second blind screen film film image shutter second blind first blind film first blind 세 Figure 3 : Single - lens reflex principle . ( Top ) Before exposure , upright but laterally reversed image is visible on top screen . ( Bottom ) ...
... film second blind screen film film image shutter second blind first blind film first blind 세 Figure 3 : Single - lens reflex principle . ( Top ) Before exposure , upright but laterally reversed image is visible on top screen . ( Bottom ) ...
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... film's sharpness performance . Fine - grain films with thin emulsions yield the highest acutance . density low contrast α log exposure density α high contrast log exposure Figure 8 : Characteristic curves of low - contrast and high ...
... film's sharpness performance . Fine - grain films with thin emulsions yield the highest acutance . density low contrast α log exposure density α high contrast log exposure Figure 8 : Characteristic curves of low - contrast and high ...
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