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Taking out kinks. Washington, DC. June 29 --T.W. McKinley, printing expert of the Coast & Geodetic Survey, is testing the new printing camera devised to handle negatives made by the new nine-lens aerial camera. The printing camera lens is designed to compensate for distortion caused by the angles of
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Taking out kinks. Washington, DC. June 29 --T.W. McKinley, printing expert of the Coast & Geodetic Survey, is testing the new printing camera devised to handle negatives made by the new nine-lens aerial camera. The printing camera lens is designed to compensate for distortion caused by the angles of

Harris & Ewing · 1936 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineTaking out kinks. Washington, DC. June 29 --T.W. McKinley, printing expert of the Coast & Geodetic Survey, is testing the new printing camera devised to handle negatives made by the new nine-lens aeri. 1936. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.

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