The advance of photography : its history and modern applications (1911)

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Title:
The advance of photography : its history and modern applications
Date:
1911
Publisher:
London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co., Ltd.
Volume:
The advance of photography : its history and modern applications
Leaf #:
000480
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Motion pictures--Technology
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
May 02, 2024
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380 THE ADVANCE OF PHOTOGRAPHY Modern screen for half-tone, 267 Molecular strain theory, 174 Moncetz, 70 Moonlight photography, 44 Moon's position relative to stars, 314 Morehouse's comet, 315 Morse, 14 Moser, 58 ,, rays, 74 Mothay, Tessie de, 93 Mount" Wilson Reflector, 283 Mummery, 194 Muybridge's photographs, 226, 368 Naturalist's camera, 146 Nebula? and comets, 315 Negative, 19 Neuhaus' researches, 232 Neumeyer's deep sea apparatus, 214 Nicophore Niepce, 8 Niepce de St Victor, 21, 228 Normal haloid, 179 ,, latent image, 179 Obernetter, 94 Oleograph, 97 Orthochromatic plates, 162 Orthochrome T, 165 Osborne, 88 Otsuki's experiments. 74 Ozobrome process, 194 Panoramic camera, 148 Parallax of Eros, 314 Parkhurst, 320 Pea sausage, 102 Perspective, 200 Petzval, 15, 116 Photography, astronomical, 282 ,, by invisible rays, 168 ,, of solar eclipses, 289 ,, of sun's disc, 292 „ of stars, 301 ,, of moon, 305 ,, of faint spectra, 317 ,, in natural colours, 227 Photographic action of sunlight, 51 ,, importance of the chromium compounds, 78 Photographic lenses, 117 Photo-telegraphy, 360 Photo-lithography, 98 ,, zincography, 100 ,, electric effect, 77 ,, salts, 229 Phosphate paper, 195 Phosphorescent substances, 76 Physical changes, 2 produced by light, 57 Pictures to illustrate solids, 199 Pigeon post, 218 Pinachrome, 165 Pinacyanol, 165, 239 Pinatype process, 261 Pinaverdol, 165, 239 Pincushion distortion, 113 Pinhole camera, 134 Plano-convex lens, 111 Platinotype, 196 Player's experiments, 76 Poitevin's discoveries, 90, 228. P.O. P., 29, 194 Ponton's experiment?, 79 Porcelain decorations, 101 Porta, 6 Porter, 370 Portrait lens, 15, 124 Positive, 19 Pretsch engravings, 83 ,, half-tone screen, 266 Printers' inks, 276 Printing of paper money, 10 ,, of positive, 193 Process camera, 264 ,, stands, 265 „ studio, 264 Projection apparatus, 336 Pseudo-photographic effects, 72" Pyro, 23 Pyro-photography, 220 Pyro-soda, 180 Radioactive substances, 72, 75 Rainbow, 41 Rapid rectilinear lens, 123 Rayleigh, 135, 230 Rectifiers, 354 Reducing agent, 180 Reduction of negative, 191 Reflex cameras, 145 Refi action of light, 40, 114 Renwick, explosion theory, 175 Retouching, 29 Reversal, 177