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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706 OPTIC PROJECTION found by wattmeter 483 varying with inductor 532 Ampere 476 Amperes and volts in transformer 533 Amplifier 229-600 actual magnification and image 257 image formation with 600 magnification due to 600 on projection microscope .... 238 Anatomical Record 289, 320 Anatomische Gesellschaft 363 Angle, closing of light 61 1 brilliancy of image dependent on 611-613 visual 210 Anisometropia, unlike refraction in the two eyes 670-672 Anthony & Co 210 appearance of the screen image 672 source of light for demonstrating . 670-672 Anthracene screen for ultraviolet 635 Aperture, 172, 233, 274, 278, 406, 601, 609-611, 616 and light losses 601 effect of 609, 610-611 image formation and 615 of condenser, to increase. ... 616 of microscope objective. .615-616 of projection objective, in opaque and transparency projection 172 plate of moving picture machine 406 relation of condenser and objective 274 standard for moving pictures 406 substage condenser 278 substage condenser to objective 233 with directed light 610 Apparatus, adapted to frequency 495 arrangement with sun projection 286 blackened 242 block and its construction 291-294 block, guide for 292 block, size and weight 29 1 home-made 287-296 Apparatus for, drawing and photography 319 drawing with the microscope 354 electric currents and arc lamps 474 lantern slide making 200 lantern with alternating current 68 lantern with direct current . . 9 house lighting system 78-99 lime light 100 oil, gas, acetylene, alcohol. . . 1 19 measuring radiant efficiency 567 micro-projection ". 221 moving pictures 390 opaque projection 166 photography 319, 643 polarized light 622 preparation of lantern slides 200 projection microscope 221 rooms and screens 439 small current arc lamps 78 sockets and stems 292 spectra 627 sunlight 138 ultra-violet light 627-641 vision experiments 651-672 Apochromatic objectives. . . 583, 600 compensation oculars for .... 600 Arc 535 alternating current 549 carbon 537, 539 cause of light from 546 characteristics of 486 construction of 535 direct current 1 1, 536 electric 535 electrical behavior of direct current 536 figure of, 507, 537-538, 540-543. 545, 54s inclined. . . .543, 545, 54s lamp for spectra 628, 639 length and potential 538 length and voltage 53* parts of 536 537 parts as source of light 547 right-angled figures of 507, 538, 540-542 stream and bright violet lines 546 vertical 537 voltage 476, 536, 538, 544 with 10 and 20 amperes. 249-540