Elementary Photography
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127 of white cloud are floating about, and at times partially obscuring the biilliancy of the sun, are also very suitable, particularly when marine or river work is being undertaken.
The nearer the moving object is to the camera, the quicker the exposure that will be necessary, and in order that the photographer may know the proper moment at which to make the exposure, a " finder " should be attached to the camera. The simplest and best form is that known as the "Aptus," which consists of an or...dinary bi-concave lens mounted in a light frame. The image can always be dis- tinctly seen in this form of finder, whereas with the box, or camera obscura form, it is difficult to see the image if the light be bright. Many good effects are lost, or at any rate marred, by indecision in making the exposure. " He who hesitates is lost " should certainly be the maxim of the photographer, and directly the desired composition or effect is seen reflected in the finder the exposure should be made without further delay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
127 of white cloud are floating about, and at times partially obscuring the biilliancy of the sun, are also very suitable, particularly when marine or river work is being undertaken.
The nearer the moving object is to the camera, the quicker the exposure that will be necessary, and in order that the photographer may know the proper moment at which to make the exposure, a " finder " should be attached to the camera. The simplest and best form is that known as the "Aptus," which consists of an or...dinary bi-concave lens mounted in a light frame. The image can always be dis- tinctly seen in this form of finder, whereas with the box, or camera obscura form, it is difficult to see the image if the light be bright. Many good effects are lost, or at any rate marred, by indecision in making the exposure. " He who hesitates is lost " should certainly be the maxim of the photographer, and directly the desired composition or effect is seen reflected in the finder the exposure should be made without further delay.
What to read after Elementary Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodges, John a to read onlineMoreLess
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