Manual of Photography
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The quantities given in the formulas of Chapters II and III are based on the United States standard Troy- grain and fluid ounce : TROY WEIGHT.
Pound.
Ounce.
Dram.
Grain.
1 13 1 96 8 1 5,760 480 60 FLUID MEASURE.
Pound.
Ounce.
Dram.
Minim.
1 16 1 138 8 1 1,760 480 60 A fluid pound is the same as a pint. The United States gallon contains 331 cubic inches and the pint or fluid pound 38.875 cubic inches.
CHAPTER VI.
Enlarging, reducing, and copying — ^Theory — Table of enlargement and reduction — e...nlarging and reducing camerab — preparation of planb, maps, etc., fob copying enlargement and reduction with- out the use of a camera.
In enlarging, reducing, and copying it is necessary to know the distance of the image and object from the lens, and the optical cen- ter can be taken without sensible error at the mechan- ical center of the combination. The sizes of the image and object are directly proportional to their distances from the optical center, and these are given by the equation : i "~ / o ' in which / is the focal length, i and o the distances of the image and the object respectively from the optical center of the combination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The quantities given in the formulas of Chapters II and III are based on the United States standard Troy- grain and fluid ounce : TROY WEIGHT.
Pound.
Ounce.
Dram.
Grain.
1 13 1 96 8 1 5,760 480 60 FLUID MEASURE.
Pound.
Ounce.
Dram.
Minim.
1 16 1 138 8 1 1,760 480 60 A fluid pound is the same as a pint. The United States gallon contains 331 cubic inches and the pint or fluid pound 38.875 cubic inches.
CHAPTER VI.
Enlarging, reducing, and copying — ^Theory — Table of enlargement and reduction — e...nlarging and reducing camerab — preparation of planb, maps, etc., fob copying enlargement and reduction with- out the use of a camera.
In enlarging, reducing, and copying it is necessary to know the distance of the image and object from the lens, and the optical cen- ter can be taken without sensible error at the mechan- ical center of the combination. The sizes of the image and object are directly proportional to their distances from the optical center, and these are given by the equation : i "~ / o ' in which / is the focal length, i and o the distances of the image and the object respectively from the optical center of the combination.
What to read after Manual of Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Signal Corps to read onlineMoreLess
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