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 727 Screen, roller 456 size 464 size dependent on distance. . 466 size for lantern slides 464 size limited by room 469 size for micro-projection. . . . 470 size for moving pictures. .395, 468 size for petroleum lamp 125 size for sunlight 162 tipped to meet axial ray. . 449, 452 translucent 461 travelling 458 troubles 471 white washed wall -455 Screws and nuts, thumb 296 Search-light, use in opaque projection 187 Sections, masked 253 Separable, attachments . . 87, 503-504 extension connector 87 wall receptacles 86, 503 Serial sections, masked 253 Series, rheostats in 531 Shadow projection with the lantern 62 1 Shadows, alternating current lantern 75 avoidance of 190 on screen 53 Shedd , Dr. on history of Ohm's law 521 Shellac for sizing 456 Shield, asbestos paper for 266 beyond objective 246 for drawing in dark room .... 351 for drawing in light room .... 351 objective 31, in, 292 on condenser tube 349 to hold objective 293 Shock, electric, if on damp floor 59 Short sight or myopia 660 Short circuit 47, 496 Shunt with ammeter 479 generator 487-488 adaptibility for arc lamp . 487-488 connected to arc lamp 488 Shutter, automatic fire 420 Shutters for darkening room .... 446 on moving picture machine 406-408, 410, 680 early use, by Heyl and Muy bridge 680-682 best position 422 on moving picture machine inside 407 Shutters, number of wings 425 outside 408, 410 setting or "timing" 422 speed to prevent flicker . .423-427 Size of carbons for house system 87-88, 285, 341 of condenser for drawings. . . 331 of drawing, how to obtain . . . 329 of screen 125, 162, 395, 464, 468-470 Sizing, and amount for cloth screen 456 Slide box 271 cabinet 219 carrier, individual 31,32 lantern 23 on moving picture machine. . 404 push-through form 23 masks and masking. 2 52-2 53, 387 thickness, and position of substage condenser 281, 337 tray 270 Slip-slides 36 Slit for spectra 626, 629-630 for Abbe diffraction experiments 644 home-made slit 630 illumination of slit 636 Smoke to show the path of light rays 247, 582 Snap switch 515, 518 Snell, mathematical law of refraction 576 Sockets for apparatus 292 Socket, railing flange and 293 separable attachments. . . .87, 504 wall 86,503 Sodium peroxide 113 Sodium tungstate for fireproofing cloth 321 Source of light for projection n, 68, 78, 90, 92, 100, 113, 119, I2i, 125, 127, 130, 138, 553 of light in demonstrations in normal and defective vision 652, 670 Specimen, effect of heat on. .252, 607 for high powers 283 for high power drawing 338 for projection 224, 252 Spectacle makers for supplying trial lenses 651 Spectra 626-643