The Practical photographer; an illustrated monthly of technical photography (1904)
Boston [etc., Photo era publishing company] · leaf 97
JOTTINGS ON ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY. In Fi^. 54 is shown the view obtained by looking vei tically down upon one end of the tank. BB are the fnces of the partition, and GG the glass plates. A long iron cdaniplng i*od, with flat head at M, and butterfly niit on a thread at N, passes through both clamping… … If required the tank may be divided longitudinally by a third sheet of glass held in position by metal pins HH driven into the separator BB, Fig. 55. The animal to be photographed is kept in this chamber nearest the lens imd the aquatic plant, etc., in the further half of the tank. This tank has…
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