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 715 Hopwood, H. V 391 Horizontal objects 32, 268 Homer's Zoetrope 680, 682 House system for projection microscope 285 fusing 83 lamp for 78 Hubbell (Hubbell Inc.) 86-87, 503-505 Huygenian ocular 230, 233, 280 Hydrogen, cylinders 103 substitute for 1 13 Hyperopia or long sight 66 1 Iban Al Haitem and the camera obscura 674 Illumination, dark ground. . .647-650 Foucault's method of . . . .650-651 Toepler's method of 650-651 Illumination, flashes per second at which flicker disappears 424 with high powers 599-601 with lower powers 598 with magic lanterns 16-18,584-587 with moving pictures 411-415, 593-598 with projection microscope 247-256, 271, 278, 284, 286, 287, 328, 335, 346, 598-601, 617-620 Illuminating gas for lime light ... 112 for magic lantern 125-127 Image, brightness of . . 18-19, 612-617 carbons 251 .condenser with spherical aberration 585 condenser without spherical aberration 584 connection with aperture .... 615 correct 26-27, 371, 387 dim and brilliant in combined projection 177 erect 26-27, r9O, 359. 363-365367/369,371,373,387 with opaque lantern . . 363-365 with translucent screen 26, 362 with two lenses 368-369 formation with, the magic lantern 584 effect of an extended source of light 586 moving pictures 59i~598 point not on the axis 617 projection microscope. . .598-601 Image projection microscope with amplifier or ocular. . . .600-601 a microscope objective 616 hazy 308 inverted 26-28, 359-371, 584 for micro-projection 470 for different microscope tubes 243 for moving pictures 468 for opaque projection 181 for screen distances 466 lantern slides for 464 sharpness of 28-30, 256 size, found by calculation. . . 261 found by measurement 257-260 stereoscopic with the magic lantern 37~39 troubles with screen images 52-57,301,308 Incandescent lamp 14 after rheostat 17 before rheostat 13 testing for voltage 46 tracing pictures 374 Inclined carbons 61, 70, 543-550 Indirect room lighting 441-443 Inductor 352-532 with arc lamp 352, 532 varying amperage with 532 wiring. 352, 532 Infra-red radiation 566 Ink for unvarnished slides 207 Inks and pens for varnished slides 206-207 Insulation with large currents 5I3-5H for long distance wiring 513 of wires 497-498 regulating amperage 501 Intensity of light, in different directions 563 Intrinsic brilliancy, of crater of arc 564 of the light source 138, 564, 612-615 of the sun 138-139 Iodized starch polarity indicator 510 Iris diaphragm, effect on cone of light 279, 620 Italian lantern slides 201 Ives, Fred E. — Ether oxygen lime light, history and new apparatus 686