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The sciopticon manual. Explaining Marcy's new magic lantern, and light, including magic lantern optics, experiments, photographing and coloring slides, etc (1874)

Marcy, L. J · [Philadelphia] Sherman · leaf 31

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photography a person had to sit in front of such a lens, in a strong light, for several minutes. That in this way no artistically perfect pictures could be made is self-evident, and so it became necessary for portrait photographers to have a lens that would work satisfactorily with a larger… … mg. IS. The front lens A consists of a biconvex crown, and au almost plano-concave flint-glass lens, cemented to- gether with Canada balsam. The back lens B consists

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