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English: Page from the Ilford Manual of Photography, Bothamley, editor, circa 1894.
Showing a shutter before the term "bulb" came to be applied to either the India-rubber ball or the bulb shutter setting. |
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- 2006-08-05 06:52 Dicklyon 593×909× (167411 bytes) Page from the ''Ilford Manual of Photography'', Bothamley, editor, circa 1894. Showing a shutter before the term "bulb" came to be applied to either the India-rubber ball or the bulb shutter setting.
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