Identifier: americanannualof3334newy (find matches)
Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1919 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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^. s. inserted, also a dark slide to keep out the light when notwanted. The enlargement is thrown upon a sliding easel whichis hung from a track suspended from the ceiling, and can beraised up so it is out of the way when not in use. Figure 2will give an idea of the easel: (i) is the track which may be a 104
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THE SOUL OF THE OAK. Louis A. Goetz. i board i x 10 inches as long as you want the track to be; (2) is a short board the same width as the track and serves as a side to hang the easel from; (3) is a slot cut out of the center part of the easel through which a set screw (4) slides and holds the shelf (5) wherever it is wanted; (10) a bolt which passes through the shelf and holds it to the back board (11)-This board is grooved so it slides on the three uprights of the easel; (9) is a set screw working in a short slot cut in the back board. This is to tilt your enlargement in case the subject is not straight on the negative, (6) two braces clamped by set screws (7). A drawing board or printing frame is used to hold the paper when enlarging. 1 Figure 3 shows a plan of window shutter, (5) shows position of enlarger on which my view-camera can be attached, (i)shows arrangement for printing. It is a very simple arrangement consisting only of a light-tight box just deep enough to enclose the sliding s

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