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Scientific American, September 29, 1883 Supplement. No. 404

Note 3 — PHOTOGRAPHS FOR STUDYING THE MOVEMENTS OF MEN AND ANIMALS. By M. Marey.2

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It is often desirable to make one of the apertures twice the diameter of the rest; it causes a greater intensity to be given to one image, and that facilitates the calculation of time, while it furnishes points for the comparison of the movements of the lower limbs with those of the arms.

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