Richardson's handbook of projection (1927)

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MANAGERS AND PROJECTIONISTS 49 WORKING APERTURE.— In projection, that portion of the aperture of a lens which is actually in use in the sense that it is contributing to the improvement of the finished screen result. WORKING DISTANCE.— The distance from film to first surface of a projection lens when it is adjusted to actual working conditions. See "Back Focus." AN EMPLOYEE IS PAID FOR THREE THINGS, VIZ: TIME, STRENGTH AND KNOWLEDGE. THE FOOL CAN GIVE THE FIRST, THE DULLEST OF WIT MAY GIVE THE FIRST TWO, BUT IT IS THE WORTH-WHILE MAN OF INTELLIGENCE AND BRAINS WHO CAN SUPPLY THE THIRD AND WHO GETS THE REAL MONEY AND THE BIG POSITION WHEN IT ' COMES.