Photography Applied to Surveying
Photography Applied to Surveying
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35.
Fig. 36.
Fig. 37.
for transportation. Strips b, of brass, project vertically 0.4 of an inch beyond the edges.
The projections, e. Fig. 37, on the upper surface of the base, are guards or guides for the flexible plate-holder (see Fig. 40), which, when in position for an exposure, forms the cylindrical part of the camera. Projecting pieces, / and r, in rear of the base, serve as sup- ports for the circular level, and for the compass, which is graduated from 0° to 360° in the usual direction, ...N., E., S. and W., and which has its o**-i8o° line parallel to the middle radius of the lid, with the o"^ point to the front. In the latest form of the instrument, two tube levels at right angles, and the compass, 4.7 inches in diameter, are let into the CYLINDRIC PERSPECTIVES, 37 upper surface of the lid. A plate in the lower surface of the base serves to attach the camera to the tripod-head.
37. The Objective. — The objective-carrier, shown in Fig. 38, is so attached by a vertical spindle to the middle of the frame F (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
35.
Fig. 36.
Fig. 37.
for transportation. Strips b, of brass, project vertically 0.4 of an inch beyond the edges.
The projections, e. Fig. 37, on the upper surface of the base, are guards or guides for the flexible plate-holder (see Fig. 40), which, when in position for an exposure, forms the cylindrical part of the camera. Projecting pieces, / and r, in rear of the base, serve as sup- ports for the circular level, and for the compass, which is graduated from 0° to 360° in the usual direction, ...N., E., S. and W., and which has its o**-i8o° line parallel to the middle radius of the lid, with the o"^ point to the front. In the latest form of the instrument, two tube levels at right angles, and the compass, 4.7 inches in diameter, are let into the CYLINDRIC PERSPECTIVES, 37 upper surface of the lid. A plate in the lower surface of the base serves to attach the camera to the tripod-head.
37. The Objective. — The objective-carrier, shown in Fig. 38, is so attached by a vertical spindle to the middle of the frame F (Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry a Henry Albert Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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