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On the after-effect of seen movement (1911)

Wohlgemuth, Adolf, b. 1868 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 98

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With this method, the lantern is fitted with a condenser consisting of two lenses, one (a) of which remains perpendicular in front of the source of light, whilst the other (6) can be lifted into a horizontal position and kept there by a mirror (c) forming an angle of 45° with each condenser-lens… … Fig. 11. Demonstration Lantern arranged for Expt. 28 projection-lens {d) is vertically above this arrangement and is fitted with a reflecting prism (e) which turns the rays again into a horizontal position on to a screen. The slide to be projected on to the screen is simply laid on the horizontal…

Optical illusions · Physiological optics · Vision · Psychophysiology

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