Optic projection : principles, installation and use of the magic lantern, projection microscope, reflecting lantern, moving picture machine, fully illustrated with plates and with over 400 text-figures (1914)

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INDEX 709 inclined 61, 70 incorrect position 51 not near enough 47, 48 observing with moving pictures 403, 414-415 polarity right and wrong. 506-5 12 position, 72, 284, 507, 538, 540 548, preparation for exhibition 250, 433 distribution of light 565 size 87, 415, 551-552 size for moving pictures 415 current, candle-power. . . 248 house circuit 341 small with alternating current 342 small arc lamp 79, 87 small with direct current. . . . 342 solid and cored 250 terminals 12, 539 too short 47 why small on house circuit ... 341 Cardboard screen 80, 458 Cardanus 674 Carrying capacity of electric cords, how calculated 501 and insulation 500 flexible cables 501 of copper wire 500 Caution for lime light 107 Celluloid, films 431 inflammability of 431 Center of lenses 576, 577 of lens face, how to find .... 40, 41 Centering 23, 39 alternating current lantern . . 73 apparatus for vision experiments 653, 671 heliostat 150 mazda lamp 91 mechanical 40 micro-projection. . . .246, 251, 285 moving picture machine. 4 10-4 12 Nernst lamp 93 objective 247 objective hood 246 objective, vertical 45 optical test, condenser and objective 44 perpendicular to axis 41 radiant and condenser 41 substage condenser 280 troubles if incorrect 53 Centimeter rule 27, 318, 371 Cerium iron gas lighter 106 Chadburn 173, 180, 183, 190 Chadwick, Hepworth and Wright 173 Chamot, Dr. E. M 207 Chemical polarity indicators. ... 510 Chevalier 322 Choke-coils 88, 352, 532, 544 Chromatic and spherical aberration 580,583 Circuit, electric 496 breakers 518 open and closed by switches 514-518 with break 514 with one ground 497 with two grounds 498 Clock-shaft of heliostat, parallel with earth's axis 147, 160 Cloth screens 457 Cohn, eye defects in school children 659 Color, used in moving pictures . . 392 Colored moving pictures 392 Coloring lantern slides 217 Combined apparatus 356 Combined projection, 175, 176, 180, 182, 184, 186, 189, 193, 194, 295, 297, 300 avoiding contrast of images . . 177 two complete outfits 297 Comparison spectrum 637-638 Compensation ocular 232 Concave lens for parallelizing light 337 Condenser 14, 587 Abbe substage 273, 626 aperture of, to increase, or diminish 616-617 achromatic substage 272, 626 aperture of substage 278 centering substage 280 diaphragm opening 337 distance from objective, in microprojection 247 distance from radiant 41 end to be next the radiant 58, 62, 66 ends reversed 58, 62, 66 first element of 65, 588 focus of second element for the objective 65, 590-591 focus too long 55 focus too short 55 for demonstrations in vision 652-653