Handbook of the practice and art of photography (1875)
Vogel, Hermann Wilhelm, 1834-1898, Molling, Edward F · Philadelphia, Benerman & Wilson · leaf 93
ned to the ends of the plate-holder at a, causes the latter to move, and to occupy successively the posi- tions which, in the annexed figure, are illustrated in three phases, — beginning at K , K\ centre at K, K, end of motion at K", K". The pictures obtained with this apparatus are evidently… … When we take a house front or a street with this apparatus, the top lines will appear as an upward curved line, while the base lines will be curved in the opposite direction, which effect becomes more unpleasant when the line is very long and far removed from the horizon. For architectural views…
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