recorded on
the
film.
This
error is called
parallax.
For distant and
medium scenes the parallax is negligible,
but it
becomes noticeable in
close-ups.
As shown in
eye-level finder.
As seen in
reflex finder.
As recorded
on film.
To
compensate
for parallax, "6 FT." and
"2
FT."
lines are etched on
the finder
lens
of the
I-in
ch
f.1. 9
lens.
They
show the top of the picture
when the subject is 6- or 2-feet, respectively, from the
camera.
The
finder
lens
of the adapter for the 15 mm. f.2.7 wide-angle
lens
is marked:
4 ft.
and
2 ft., and the
adapter
used
with the telephoto
lenses
has
masks with pointers that accomplish the same purpose.
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