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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 3 (July 1905) (1905)

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the objective of duction of motion. Moreover, they are somewhat the apparatus. blurred owing to the time of illumination, which de- Pig. 6 shows a series of images of a soap bubble spite the rapidity of exposure, is still too great as which is traversed by a paper projectile thrown by a compared… … is seen an optical condenser, which is shown separately Fig. 10.—An Enlarged Picture Taken by the Bull in Fig. 3. This condenser constitutes the luminous field Apparatus. Fig. 2.— The Bull Chronophotographic Apparatus. on which the object com.es out clearly. In the same figure are shown the two…

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