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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 7 (1890) (1890)

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e matted together, mouth piece, the other of the same sound after it has can be brought to a sharp focus at one time. It is, of and it will be found that a few—say some choice roses traveled through the cube and returned to the mouth or lilies relieved by springs of maidenhair or feathery piece.… … do for photographing flowers, provided the bell, the two records made, one by it can be well stopped down. To get the the sound entering directly into the pho- best results, it is as well to use isochromatic plates, and fectly atill atmosphere to work in. But whereas in nograph mouth piece, the…

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