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The Photographic art-journal (1851)

Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 55

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hepossibility of the existence simultaneouslyof the two antagonistic lights in the atmos-phere gives a probable explanation of thoseanomalies that so often torment photogra-phers. It is in those instances in which itis impossible to obtain an image—howeverlong may be the exposition in the camera… … Often we can obtain the effect no morein 120 than in 30 seconds, wherefore it ispossible that the first effect may be destroy-ed by a continuance of exposure, so thatwhich was inevitable takes place, duringthe exposure, or the solar light is suddenlyrendered yellow by the clouds of vapor.In case…

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