. The book of photography; practical, theoretical and applied. n by the operator. A recent im-provement on this is the Mackenstein Stereo-panoramic camera, which is in-stantly adjusted for either stereoscopic orpanoramic pictures. camera body, o o the two lenses, L a singlelens throwing an image on the view-finder G, E and c buttons operating theshutter, and R a spring catch locking themagazine to the camera. In Fig. 663, the magazine, T a slide covering anaperture v, through which the sheaths areintroduced, q a metal sliding cover whichis drawn out on exposing, r an exposureindicator, H
. The book of photography; practical, theoretical and applied. n by the operator. A recent im-provement on this is the Mackenstein Stereo-panoramic camera, which is in-stantly adjusted for either stereoscopic orpanoramic pictures. camera body, o o the two lenses, L a singlelens throwing an image on the view-finder G, E and c buttons operating theshutter, and R a spring catch locking themagazine to the camera. In Fig. 663, the magazine, T a slide covering anaperture v, through which the sheaths areintroduced, q a metal sliding cover whichis drawn out on exposing, r an exposureindicator, H a sighting arrangement, andp a handle for withdrawing the magazinefrom the camera. Watsons StereoscopicBinocular, another instrument of a some-what similar description, has the actuallenses fitted at one side, so that picturesmay be taken at right angles to the direc-tion in which the field glass is ostensiblypointed. This feature makes it an idealdetective camera. It is available foreither stereoscopic views or single pic-tures. 506 THE BOOK OF Fig. 664.—GoERz Stereo Binocular. The Goeez Stereo Binocular. for single or stereoscopic views. The lenses are the well-known Goerz double Fig. 664 is of highly ingenious design. anastigmats. The dark-slides are of thin It can be used at will either as an opera sheet steel, and twenty-four of these are glass, field glass, or photographic camera carried in a separate leather wallet a
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