Airplane Photography
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shown in Fig. 44. The operation of this camera is similar to the French standard cameras, but not so simple because of the number of motions required in manipulating the bag.
Digitized by Google NON-AUTOMATIC CAMERAS 109 Its chief objection for war work lies in fact in the magazine, wtdcli should be superseded by a two-compartment or other satisfactory type of plate changing chamber. The camera alone^ with 20 inch cone, weighs approximately 40 pounds; the loaded magazine, with its plates in met...al sheaths, 15 pounds.
The English C and E type cameras. The C and E type cameras have now chiefly an historic interest. They were Fio. 45. — English C type aerial camera.
the first used in the English service, fixed to the fuselage, and were later used in training work in England and in the United States. They were never built for plates larger than 4X5 inch nor for lenses of more than 12 inch focus, a limita- tion set by the lenses available at the time of their design.
In several respects the mode of operation of the two types is the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shown in Fig. 44. The operation of this camera is similar to the French standard cameras, but not so simple because of the number of motions required in manipulating the bag.
Digitized by Google NON-AUTOMATIC CAMERAS 109 Its chief objection for war work lies in fact in the magazine, wtdcli should be superseded by a two-compartment or other satisfactory type of plate changing chamber. The camera alone^ with 20 inch cone, weighs approximately 40 pounds; the loaded magazine, with its plates in met...al sheaths, 15 pounds.
The English C and E type cameras. The C and E type cameras have now chiefly an historic interest. They were Fio. 45. — English C type aerial camera.
the first used in the English service, fixed to the fuselage, and were later used in training work in England and in the United States. They were never built for plates larger than 4X5 inch nor for lenses of more than 12 inch focus, a limita- tion set by the lenses available at the time of their design.
In several respects the mode of operation of the two types is the same.
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