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 Oxygen-ether 114 generator 113 use of 113 tank 102 Oxy-hydrogen flame 100 Oxylithe 113 Paint, amount for cloth screen . . 456 for blackening apparatus .... 245 for projection room 440 Painted cloth screen 457, 460 Painted wall screen 454 Paper, holding while printing. . . 379 Paper for masks 253 Paper for printing with projection 379 Paper screen 458 Parallel light, how to obtain. ... 273 Parallel, rheostats in 531 Parallelizing light 276, 335 Patching a film 428 Pen for slides •. 206, 207 Pennock, Edward 673 Pennsylvania Metallic Tubing Co 108 Petroleum, amount to use 125 lamp 121, 123, 124 lamp, amount of oil 125 lamp, candle-power 125 chimney 122 condenser position 125 management 123 lamp for photo-micrography 386 position of flame 125 reflector 122 smoking 133 summary 136 Phenakistoscope or magic disc of Plateau 680-681 Photographic booth 321 camera for drawing 332 enlargements with projection 378 lantern slides 200, 208 objectives for prints 379 for projection 224 objects to project with .... 268 paper with projection 379 room 320 Society, British 217 Photography apparatus 319 with projection apparatus 319,381 with Quartz spectrograph . . . 642 Photography, with spectra 643 summary 388 troubles 384 Photo-micrographic camera. . . . 382 microscope 385 vertical camera 384 Photo-Mineature Series 200 Physical Review 567-569 Physics, special projection experiments in 622 Plaster Paris screen 454 Plate, exposing directly 381 Plateau and moving pictures . . . 680 Pointer for lecturer 271 Polarity determination 506-5 1 1 by arc lamp 506 with direct current. .496, 506-511 direct current ammeter 506 direct current voltmeter. . . . 508 incorrect 51, 507 indicating on wires 51, 508 indicators, chemical 510 Nernst lamp 95 right and wrong in arc lamp 51,507 small arc 84 test 51, 506-511 testing by ammeter 506 testing by voltmeter 508 Polarized attachment plugs. .87, 504 light 622-626 brightness of screen image 626 condensers and objectives for 625 dark room needed for experiments 626 detecting strain in lenses by . 626 projection experiments with 622-626 setting up the experiments. . 626 showing rings and brushes with 625 small Nicol prism for 624 specimens for 623 use of piles of glass plates . 623-624 use of small prisms 624 wall socket 86, 503 Popular Science Monthly . . .321, 521 Porta, Baptista and the camera obscura 674 Porte lumiere 140, 144 installation 140 with microscope 142 operation 143