Die Projektions-Kunst (1909)

Record Details:

Title:
Die Projektions-Kunst
Date:
1909
Publisher:
Lei[zig: Ed. Liesegang's Verlag M. Eger
Volume:
Die Projektions-Kunst
Leaf #:
000280
Language:
German
Collection:
Magic Lantern and Lantern Slide Catalog
Format:
Catalogs
Contributor:
Toverlantaarnmuseum Scheveningen (TOMU)
Sponsor:
A Million Pictures
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Manual of German manufacturer and distributor of projection tools with an emphasis on education. The manual explains the optical laws of how projection works, how to operate diverse projection apparatus – magic lanterns (also called sciopticons or stereopticons), dissolving views, epidiascopes and film projectors. It treats the operation of diverse light sources, the manufacture of slides for projection including several possibilities for adding color. In another part, it explains how to use a magic lantern and projected images in a lantern performance to demonstrate physical, chemical and optical experiments as well as explain special effects achieved by animated slides. In the end (pages 308-319) advertisings of manufacturers of projection devices and accessories are included. To learn more about Ed. Liesegang and their slide production, visit the Lucerna Magic Lantern Web Resource at http://slides.uni-trier.de/organisation/index.php?id=1001085
Date Added:
April 04, 2024
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Das Projektionsmikroskop. Mit einem Apparat für Kalklicht oder elektrischem Bogen- licht lassen sich mikroskopische Objekte recht effektvoll einem größeren Auditorium vorführen, wenn man ihn mit einem Mikroskop in Verbindung bringt. Hat das Mikroskop einen Fig. 146. umlegbaren Tubus, so läßt es sich ohne weiteres verwenden (Fig. 146). Aber auch ein sogenanntes Handmikroskop kann unter Zuhilfenahme eines passenden Stativs benutzt werden. Die stark vergrößernden Objekte sind jedoch zu lichtarm, man zieht deshalb für diese Zwecke Objektive mit schwacher Ver- größerung vor. Auch sind besondere Projektionsmikroskope konstruiert worden, von denen in Fig. 147 eine der vielen For- men wiedergegeben ist. Man entfernt das Objektiv, schiebt die Mikroskopvorrich- tung auf die Objektivhülse und bringt sie in eine solche Ent-