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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 19 (1904) (1904)

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sharpness through- ocular examination of photographs obtained with ob- mentioned. Although less correct, the image furnished out its entire extent. If one angle or one side of the by such a lens may prove more agreeable to the eye. view is not sharp, the center of rotation of the eye is The verant… … ness are faithfully rendered. The result is an impres- THE “VERANT.” sion of reality that leads the observer to a correct ap- preciation of the distances. He sees the photograph with its natural relief. It is necessary, however, to fore be slightly moved, and, if that does not suffice, select the…

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