. The book of photography; practical, theoretical and applied. Fig 834.—Fkont of Simple Transp.\rexcyFeinting Fr.^me. present the appearance of relief with allthe composition lying beyond the marginof the print. To obtain this effect, a littlemore of the subject should be left on theleft-hand edge of the right picture, and alittle more on the right-hand edge of theleft picture. Masking. By the term masking is meant thetaking of a print from a negative throughan opaque mask, with openings shapedaccording to fancy and suitability to thesubject in hand. This opaque medium,. Fig. 835.—First Positi
. The book of photography; practical, theoretical and applied. Fig 834.—Fkont of Simple Transp.\rexcyFeinting Fr.^me. present the appearance of relief with allthe composition lying beyond the marginof the print. To obtain this effect, a littlemore of the subject should be left on theleft-hand edge of the right picture, and alittle more on the right-hand edge of theleft picture. Masking. By the term masking is meant thetaking of a print from a negative throughan opaque mask, with openings shapedaccording to fancy and suitability to thesubject in hand. This opaque medium,. Fig. 835.—First Position of Negative andPlate in Frame. termed a mask, is generally insertedbetween the film of the negative and thefront side of the paper or sensitised sur-face upon which the positive is to bereceived. The dimensions of the openingsmust be within the limits already statedfor trimming prints. It will sometimesbe necessary to reduce the width of thetwo parts forijiing the stereoscopic nega-tive. This should be done at the stage of cutting the negative apart for the purposeof transposition. Whatever may be theshape of the mask adopted^ it is betterthat the openings should be rather underthan over 2| in. in width. If over thissize, the distance between correspondingpoints in the dissimilar pictures will betoo great for easy combination in thestereoscope, especially when the latter iswithout means of varying the refractingangle. Mounting Stereoscopic Prints. When the prints have been taken aftertransposition of the negatives, the binocu-lar pictures will, of course, be
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