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| Chapter V: Perspective. Monocular and Binocular Vision | Photography: Theory and Practice Chapter VI: The Camera Obscura and Pinhole Photography written by George E. Brown, translated by L.P. Clerc |
Chapter VII: General Properties of Optica Systems. Aberrations |
| Scans |