New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
BITS OFLIGHTIN 4 STUDIO.

r,fv SUMMER RECREATION OF A PHOTOGRAPHER
Summer is n dull time for New York pho
tocrnp era and IL about the least ATTRACTIVE
the many unattractive days which New York has
passed through lately II Il not 10 be wondered nv 'ua
a tribune reporter who stray ell Into MT koek"oods
studio found that goodlooking worthy seated AZ MS
desk examining some proofs instead OF lowering about
forOrn looking sitter Deseecnlns hih ~ "'"H"o" P
ant G x precision"
.What do Won think rye got here ." lie ssld Win
ubant ring IN his caught sight of the re-
porier who not being Houdiu was unable TO describe
what he had never seen.
..WeI IT'S a section OF Guiteau's brain. NO, you
needn't be afraid" he said. the reporter Involuntary
mt nj, hands erchof up TO his face" Your ofacory
nrve. are sae from any shock for II is only photo
crapn and he showed the photograph OF circle some
three incle, In diameter which looked Ike slice cut
from decayed apple" Three OF these nave been taken
from these slides whore you see The section oil Drsh
looks ike minute spot OF blood one Ia ia'eheu cen
tI lb and the other cercbellum and frontal obes
re.pectivey. and have been prepared by prominent
New York surgeon VINO hopes by comparison to demon
strat the unnatural condition Of the murderers brain.
.uere IA something in different hue." and tue pho
toerapher pulled out from heap a photograph OF
voch flying before the breeze, with every sIeh oi can
and the sparkle Of tie spray dashed over her
bows distinctly 10 be That. continued he wa"
taken In the one hundred and third part OF ascend
have been lust as good lie do your
We'll III tell you how We can
measure to m even more minute degree the length OF
i'm, Mate il CT posed. We have back disk when we
set udvur AL the Uniform speed Of one revolution
seccnd The crcnferen OF tbis disk ID divided mo
REFS and near the edge painted small whlte spot
T6c dlsx h photographed while In motion. the White
snn i ographed "a line OF greater or less ength,
according to The time OF exposure ana ro te degrees
r,rken around tho circumference OF tho deA We can
na'cni,te 10 a nicety the fIac ioh OF second which
IL took to transfer the picture on 10 tue renst%ed
plate. - . ,s. 10. ,.~,,,so 80.
nl,,e for such an nlnltesnal space OF the ~ SNOW
ron I'm "A minute. john fetch ms "A slide, p"a-ci ana
Inhn accordingly produced simple cOnlrlVice as
,,, h. iuapued. IL consisted OF wD wooden piates,
onn ,Soruug along the other IN grooves. IN bO'h OF
,neo, we're t,o no - the under plate the mole was
remind 40 as t. 1T to the lens OF tue camera I'D the
1er Il MAS SQUARE. lie top plate was 40 arranged thtt
sling over IL any required number OF rubber bands
caed n 10 slip al prOpOrtOnae speed over the under
one when II was lifted by the fingers and let CO. Az the
Inc round hole opposite each other lgs halhtay
mas srs through aud reaches the -enstzcd paie ana me
image of the object projected thereon Nothins coula
he simpler. moi aing more practically eicaoOuA.
d. Th1se are not haf the curious Things can snow
vo, aid the genial photographer, and you come IN
AIN m mi you a. full OF sceL tile knowledge as an Il
ra,ir0ad car 10 OF passengers during commission
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