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 713 Exhibition with sunlight 161 Experiments, on flicker 423-427 with projection in physics 621-651 with polarized light 622-626 with vision, normal and defective 651-672 Explosion with lime light 107 Exposing dry plates directly to the projected image 381 for printing by various lights 214 with projection apparatus. . . 380 Eye, accommodation for distance 657-658 as a part of projection apparatus 4 demonstration of normal vision 654 inverted image on the retina 655-656 prevalence of defects 659 refractive defects 659-672 two eyes unlike 670 Fan, electric in drawing room . . 320 Faraday and moving pictures . . . 680 Field, need of large, in microprojection 254 and objectives 254, 255 Filament, position of (mazda lamp) 91 Filar micrometer ocular 234 Film, burnt in concentrated light 432 celluloid 431-432 direction of motion 419-420 effect of opacity on energy 571 inspection of 427-428 invented by Goodwin 682 lantern slides 215 magazine 407 security from fire by . . 43 1-433 mender 429 position in machine 415 splicing 428-429 threading 417-418 Finimeter 103 Fire, danger from 431 escapes 443 -proofiing curtains 321 Fire-shutter 420, 431-433 automatic 420 Firetrap, security or 431-433 Fire Underwriters 498-505 regulations 399 Fish, Dr. P. A 289 Flexible metallic tubing 106 Flicker 423-427 curve 424 experiments on 426 formula of 426 position of shutter to prevent 422-423 table on speed 427 theory of 426-427 Fluorite in apochromatic objectives 583 Flux of light in projection . . . 172, 614 Focus, or burning point 578 condenser and objective. .587-592 conjugate 579 principal focus 578-582 principal, how to obtain 579 Focusing 28, 30 device on the microscope. ... 241 device with the magic lantern objective 28 image on screen 28 for photographing 379 of screen image for microprojection 256 Folmer & Schwing 212 "Fool-proof" 7 Formula, for absolute and centigrade temperature ....... 547 amount of gas in a cylinder of acetylene, hydrogen or oxygen 104, 129 black table stain 289 determining visibility 227 dioptry and focus of lenses 229-230 electric quantities, Ohm's law 483-485, 501-502, 522 flicker with moving pictures 426 intrinsic brilliancy of the sun I.38-I39 light flux passing an objective 172,613 magnification 260-262 making lantern slides direct 2OI, 2O5-2O8 size of screen and focus of projection objective. . .467-470 sizing and painting screens . . 456 starch paste 375 table black 289 Foucault, method of detecting inhomogeneities by dark ground illumination . . . 650-65 1