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Competitive papers on photography (1893)

London : Hazell, Watson, & Viney · leaf 53

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er but briefly to a few of the more simple forms of shutter. Perhaps the simplest and cheapest is the time-honoured "drop. It consists of a slide working in grooves, and provided with an aperture which is preferably made of adjustable length. When released the slide drops under the action of… … shillings upwards, and for most purposes is as good and efficient as any other form. It gives slightly more exposure to the fore- ground than sky when used before the lens, but this defect can be remedied by attaching a sky shade to the upper portion of the opening. Neglecting friction, the time…

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