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How to make good pictures : a book for the amateur photographer (1900)

Eastman Kodak Company · Rochester, N.Y. : Eastman Kodak Co. · leaf 56

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50 HOME PORTRAITURE. blocking the lower half of the window, or use a second reflector to reflect the light upon such portions of the subject as require it. The simplest way is, of course, to move the subject back from the window until the light covers the figure fully, but in some … Illustrating Arrangement of Kodak and Subject for Full Length Portraiture — See page 51. cases this will extend the duration of the exposure beyond the practical limit, when one of the other two alternatives must be employed. Bleached cheese cloth may be used for blocking the window when it is…

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