The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-14

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USED BY THE ARTIST.
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other depa a OF science In photograph
textures were so well defined that. with the
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having no extreme differences Of level, It Ia
now practicable by balloon photography t.
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to its obligation to tho chemists who have so
much enriched the resources OF both the
its work. In a recent combination by Dali:
camera. a welcome plihcation in taking
pictures at long range.
USED BY THE PHYSICIAN.
As lenses have been refined and perfected,
higher powers OF the microscope. until now We
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Photo micrography now furnishes images Of
the bacteria whose multiplication. means
It enables abnor%ai oondtions 81 the hs1 bood
and tissues. to be portrayed. as q basis
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only. few q the benefits the physician
resolves from On! the camera. It photographic The
Of the eye and Of other parts Of the body. dis
tive plate for leisurely examination. On anal
ysis OF one Of the series Of Simultaneous pho
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movements OF the limbs. 1t WAS found neces-
sary to correct former explanations Of tho ner-
The same method OF portraiture is now applied
in France. with great instructiveness. to cpl
In taking a picture in a dimly lighted hospi:
tai war;. or other obscure Interior or out OF
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a new English exposure meter. greatly reduces
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is likely to become less and less satisfied with
random SHOTS anything and everything. He
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being constructed in the neiGhborhood. As
process. some insight Into the methods Of the
modern Ter engineer resulting Last year while
Library In Boston was being. cementet. u
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worth. The designer Of the Exhibition grounds
at Chicago. Mr.. +. /. Olmsted. receives photo
graphs once a week in Boston showing how
there can be nothing forgotten or CLOSED over.
With all the value that set purpose can give
his pictures, the amateur is censing to look
askance at, tho difficulties which may beset
careful phot2graphy. Taking his courage In
ting hlmseltto the discipline demanded when
he. makes. his camera bear on the art or
science which he DIES res to attack with new
skill or to understand with moro Intelligence,
GEoBGE lies.