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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 21 (November 1891) (1891)

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dediinstru- fog is intimately dependent on the presence of dust artificial illumination. An entirely different class of ment like a tool handle, the tin being placed over a particles in the air, each of the invisible granules form- subjects is rendered available, and persons whose busi- cup, a box… … thread, and the thing is done. When the subjects are so posed with reference to the source of light as toproduce undesirable dark shadows, Fig. 4. PLATE . RACK. Fig. l.-SIMFLE FLASH LIGHT. this trouble may be avoided by arranging newspapers portunities for the gratification of photographic tastes,…

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