Marion and Co., compiler · London : Marion and Co. · leaf 108
100 TRACTICAL GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY. in the more expensive class of cameras will be found useful. These motions are chiefly a means of raising or lowering the front of the camera, on to which the lens is attached, and a means of swinging the back — that is to say, of sloping it either somewhat… … Let us now return to our manipulations. We have so far selected our view, have planted our camera, and have focussed to such an extent that we can judge somewhat of how much will be visible on our ground glass. We shall generally find that, if the camera be horizontal, there is too much foreground…
