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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 27 (1887) (1887)

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r of exposures that are made. The desire of amateur and professional photograph- | clamped, then the lens board on the front may also be| The changes have made the holder much lighter, more ers to employ a substitute for glass in photography, on| pushed upward as shown. This feature isof great… … Fig. 3.-THE DOUBLE RISING FRONT. as high buildings, church steeples, etc., enabling the operator to get pictures without distortion of lines. In Fig. 4 is seen the new construction of the ground glass frame, and the peculiar mode of fastening it to the reversible back frame of the camera. The…

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