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WHILST the design of the photographic lens has received so much attention of recent years and its performance has reached such a high state of perfection, the possibilities of the simple “pinhole” camera are apt to be overlooked and forgotten. The accompanying photograph (Fig. 1) of the Royal College of Science, which I have taken recently by means of the “pinhole” method, may therefore be of interest to readers of NATURE. The following are particulars of the photograph:
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JOHNSON, B. Pinhole Photography. Nature 115, 678 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/115678a0
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