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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710 OPTIC PROJECTION for lantern slides 202 for sunlight 139, 161 lamp with special 343 lens breaking 57 light for different positions of lamp 42 lighting with main condenser only 234 lighting opaque objects with 189 micro-projection with. . .237, 273 mounting of 58, 62 moving picture 403 and objective, proportions ... 43 opaque projection with 175 out of center 53 parabolic for micro-projection . 588 protecting by sheet mica or glass 608 reduction of brilliancy by. . . 618 second element of, and the objective 65, 588, 590 second element for microprojection. .. .274-278, 591 size for drawings 331 size for lantern slides 202 spherical aberration of 585 substage 232, 347 substage, high power 271 substage, K6hler method with 278 sunlight 139, 161 three-lens 13, 652 two-lens 10, 653 with spherical aberration 585 without spherical aberration 584 types of 587 triple 588 two lens 588 Conditions for good micro-projection 309 Connections, acetylene 129 ammeter 480-482 attachment cap of separable plug 86-87,503-504 electric supply 502, 513 gas lamp 126 lime light 106 to the switch 504 voltmeter 478-482 wattmeter 482 Connectors, metallic 106 separable extension 87 Converging light, parallelizing. . 273 Cornell University 147, 673 Crater, increase in size with current 248, 249, 564 temperature of 546-548 Crystalline lens of the eye, change in shape for accommodation . . 658 in hyperopia and myopia . 660-661 rigid in presbyopia. . .661-662 Cuff and Adams 141 Current, alternating 475 amount compared with direct 73, 553-565 at anodes, oscillogram of .... 495 appearance of arc. . .342, 542, 545 and candle-power 553-565 connections of ammeter to measure 482 controlled by resistance . . 542-544 direct 1 1 , 474 direct for arc with magic lantern 24 for drawing 338 for spectra 628, 640 for experiments in vision 651-672 for micro-projection 248 increase in heat by increase of current 248 increases size of crater 248 insulation for large 513 lack of 48 lamps for small 78 magic lantern with alternating 68-77 micro-projection with alternating 284 moving pictures with alternating 398, 401, 566 opaque projection 182 oscillogram of delivered and supplied 493 potential drop at arc 536-539 precaution for heavy 186 rectifier 489-492 screen distance and 73 size carbons and candlepower 248, 55I-552 unit of, the ampere 476 wiring for large 513 Curtains for darkening room .... 446 Curves of light reflection .... 460-465 Cycle with alternating current . . 486