Graphic Methods for Presenting Facts
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If a drawing one foot wide is photographed down to an illustration three inches wide the lines will be only one-quarter as thick as in the original drawing. Lines on the original drawing must therefore be made very wide — in fact, much wider than is ordinarily considered desirable until experience has been gained from several disappointments in the appearance of finished illustrations. It is not easy to find maps with lines sufficiently heavy to permit of the great photographic reduction usuall...y necessary in making illustrations from pin maps or other map representations.
Quite often it is necessary for the person making a map chart to go over by hand all outlines such as borders and the divisions between States, counties, etc., to make those particular lines very much heavier than on any map which can be purchased.
A reducing glass which makes everything seen through it appear smaller is almost essential when many maps or charts must be repro- duced. A convenient size of reducing glass has a single lens, about 1^ inches in diameter, and causes objects to appear from one-half to one-quarter the size of the original.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If a drawing one foot wide is photographed down to an illustration three inches wide the lines will be only one-quarter as thick as in the original drawing. Lines on the original drawing must therefore be made very wide — in fact, much wider than is ordinarily considered desirable until experience has been gained from several disappointments in the appearance of finished illustrations. It is not easy to find maps with lines sufficiently heavy to permit of the great photographic reduction usuall...y necessary in making illustrations from pin maps or other map representations.
Quite often it is necessary for the person making a map chart to go over by hand all outlines such as borders and the divisions between States, counties, etc., to make those particular lines very much heavier than on any map which can be purchased.
A reducing glass which makes everything seen through it appear smaller is almost essential when many maps or charts must be repro- duced. A convenient size of reducing glass has a single lens, about 1^ inches in diameter, and causes objects to appear from one-half to one-quarter the size of the original.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brinton, Willard Cope, 1880- to read onlineMoreLess
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