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18

Close

-

ups

between

3

and

8

feet

When

taking

pictures

of

subjects

between

3

and

8

feet

the

field

of

view

outlined

by

the

luminous

frame

in

the

large-image

view-

finder

does

not

show

what

will

actually

appear

in

the

final

picture

because

the

finder

and

lens

are

spaced

an

inch

or

so

apart,

and

this

is

called

parallox.

To

compensate

for

such

parallax

at

a

distance

of

3 ft.

the

sub-

ject

must

be

seen

within

imaginary

lines,

drawn

between

the

two

opposite

pointers

near

the

top

of

the

view-frame

and

the

opposite

side

of

the

view-frame

(dotted

in

the

il

lustration).

With

subjects

farther

away

than

3

feet

the

error

decreases,

and

beyond

8

feet

you

don

't

need

to

worry

at

all.