The Journal of the Photographic Society
1857; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. Jackson, George Shadbolt, George Jackson, F. Hardwich, Sir David Brewster, Sir David Brewster, Sir David Brewster, Mr. G. Dawson, Fanny G. Archer, Mr. T. H. Croughton, William Law, J. Hart, R. W. Buss,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Journal of the Photographic Society. Essay: Upon the Conclusion of the Oridinary Business of the Next General Meeting of the Photographic Society, December 3, a Special General Meeting Will Be Held, to Take into Consideration the Expediency of Alterine the Days of Meeting from Thursday to Tuesday Evening, The Council of the Photographic Society, in Proposing to Print in the Journal Abstracts of Papers Read at the Ordinary Meetings, or in Giving the Papers at Length, Do Not Thereby Adopt the Views or Opinions of the Authors, Photographic Society Ordinary Meeting, The Waxed-Paper Process, On the Method of Producing Minute Photographs. By Mr. Hislop [Read before the North-London Photographic Association, October 28, 1857], Photographic Apparatus Description of a Portable Stereoscopic Camera, Dublin Photographic Society The First Ordinary Meeting of the Session Was Held at the Royal Dublin Society's House, on Wednesday …, The Vitro-Heliographic Process Applied to Portraiture and the Decorative Arts. By Mr. Tunny [Read before the Photographic Society of Scotland, Nov. 5, 1857], On the Optics of Photography, but Particularly on the Character of the Images Formed upon Opaque and Transparent Surfaces. By Sir David Brewster, K. H., D. C. L., F. R. S., President of the Photographic Society of Scotland [Read before the Photographic Society of Scotland, Nov. 10, 1857], Special General Meeting, Photographic Society of Scotland Ordinary Meeting, November 10th, 1857, Supplement to Mr. Shadbolt's Paper "On the Mode of Producing Minute Photographs, " &c. By George Jackson, Esq., Member of the Microscopical Society, On the Mode of Producing Extremely Minute Photographs for Microscopic Examination. By George Shadbolt, Esq., President of the Microscopical Society [Read November 5, 1857], Norwich Photographic Society, Blackheath Photographic Society Ordinary Meeting, North-London Photographic Association, Account of a New Photographic Process, by M. Dupuis, Officer of Health to the French Army of Occupation at Rome. By Sir David Brewster [Read before the Photographic Society of Scotland, Nov. 5, 1857]. Letter to the editor: On a Method of Reversing the Action of the Light on the Collodion Film, and There by Producing Transparent Positives, at One Operation, in the Camera. By W. Jackson, Esq. [Read November 5, 1857], Communication from Mr. Hardwich Relative to the Foregoing Papers To the Editor of the Photographic Journal, Miscellaneous The Experimental Committee, Filtering Gelatinous Liquids To the Editor of the Photographic Journal, To the Editor of the Photographic Journal, Photographic Processes Le Gray and the Discovery of Collodion, Artificial Light for Photography To the Editor of the Photographic Journal. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents. Backmatter: All Communications for the Journal Should Be Addressed to the Editor, at the Publishers, Messrs. Taylor and Francis, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street.
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