Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1906 (Heft 14))

“To hold as ’twere the
Alirror up to Nature.”


The little ¼-plate S.-R. Pattern Camera, closed for
carrying. All Adjusting-knobs are sunk flush. All
Working Parts well protected.


Back View of same, showing improved “ N. & G”
Rotating Back with Dark Slide in position. Also
Closed Recess for Sundries, and Handle.

S.-R. Camera opened.
Showing the self-contained
Focusing-hood drawn up,
the Front extended for
copying full size, and the
Focusing-knob and T-level
pulled out for use.


(Hamlet)
The “N.&G.”
Square
Reflector Reflex
ensures dead accuracy of focus
under all conditions, and
renders the mechanical ad-
justments necessary for taking
a picture practically auto-
matic. The importance of
this absence of guesswork
and uncertainty, leaving the
mind absolutely free to con-
sider the artistic aspects of
the picture, can only be real-
ized by those who have used
a good Camera of this type.
It always brings success with-
in the reach of Beginners
who, for any reason, have
been unable to master a scale-
focusing Camera, and it gives
to the oldest Expert increased
confidence when doing diffi-
cult work.
Illustrated Art Booklet, 6d.
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