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By the way, if ever you really want to learn all about classical #filmphotography, the best sources I know of are the two volumes of the U.S. Navy Training Courses in Photography (NAVPERS 10371-A and B). They were first published in 1944; I have the 1953 version. Given the choice between these and Ansel Adams, I would take these.
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