Handbook of the Practice And Art of Photography
Handbook of the Practice And Art of Photography
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This is also the reason why the distance of the apparatus and the size of the field of vision are of so much importance in giving a true picture of an object. How, under these circumstances, and even with a perfectly correct perspective, quite abnormal figures are produced, the an- nexed picture of balls will demonstrate. Balls will always appear round to us, or circular; but when they are located at the margin of the field of vision — i. 6., when the rays intersect the plane of the picture und...er a very oblique angle, then the perspective figure, even when mathematic- ally correct, will be an ellipse. (See page 238.) Such a figure we will not consider a true one, as our eye has been accustomed to seeing a ball under any circumstances as a circle, and we cannot blame the painter when he ignores the rules of perspective and draws them always as circles. Unfortunately the photographer cannot do the same; he must reproduce the figure which the lens, constructed according to mathematical principles, furnishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is also the reason why the distance of the apparatus and the size of the field of vision are of so much importance in giving a true picture of an object. How, under these circumstances, and even with a perfectly correct perspective, quite abnormal figures are produced, the an- nexed picture of balls will demonstrate. Balls will always appear round to us, or circular; but when they are located at the margin of the field of vision — i. 6., when the rays intersect the plane of the picture und...er a very oblique angle, then the perspective figure, even when mathematic- ally correct, will be an ellipse. (See page 238.) Such a figure we will not consider a true one, as our eye has been accustomed to seeing a ball under any circumstances as a circle, and we cannot blame the painter when he ignores the rules of perspective and draws them always as circles. Unfortunately the photographer cannot do the same; he must reproduce the figure which the lens, constructed according to mathematical principles, furnishes.
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