Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
e muslin on a wooden frame, and adjustingthis to two uprights so that its angle may bereadily changed. As the amateur very rarelyemploys a head-rest for the sitter, he shouldbe careful to see that the patient is seated snuglyagainst the chair-back. The exposure indoorsmust be ten, twenty, sometimes… … TAKING A PORTRAIT AT ANORDINARY WINDOW. A. Covering of lower part of window ; B B. Angle of light; C C. Angle of reflector. 686 THE AMATEUR CAMERA. [July, and this would be a very short exposure for thehouse. With a medium-sized stop in a fairlylighted room, it is not easy, even with rapid…
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