Plain directions for obtaining photographic pictures by the calotype, energiatype, and other processes on paper, including the chrysotype, cyanotype, chromotype, etc., etc, with all the latest improvements (1845)
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8 sized book, and may be carried in the pocket wittiout inconve- nience. Fig. 5. It is so arranged as to put together with the utmost ease, and is kept securely in its place by a bolt or two in the sides and back. The Tripod Staff, (Fig. 6,) Upon which the camera may be rested when no other suitable … Fig. 6. place can be found, is a very necessary auxiliary in taking views.
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