The British Journal of Photography
1899; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Professor R. Namias, J. E. Hodd, Rev. F. C. Lambert, John Banks, L. P. Clerc, John A. Randall,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Journal of Photography. Table of contents: Contents. Essay: Photographs Registered, Ex Cathedra, Dark-Room Windows, Patent News, Another New Element, Ammonium Persulphate, Society of Arts Conversazione, A Photographic Expedition, Affiliation of Photographic Societies, Flower and Fruit Photography, Photography in the Tropics, The Session's Work of the Practical Section of the Edinburgh Photographic Society, In the Days When Lanternists and Photographers Had to Make Their Own Oxygen from the Chlorate of Potash, Accidents Sometimes Happened, but They Were Usually Attributed to Carbonaceous Matters in the Manganese Which Was Used with the Chlorate, Stereoscopic Photography, News and Notes, Photographic Club, Dark-Room Illumination, The Greenwich Visitation, Diffraction-Grating Colour Photography, International Copyright, Modern Etchings, The Prince of Wales and the Royal Institution, Pall Mall Exhibition, 1899, The Chlorate of Potash Explosion, Pigeons as Letter-Carriers, Practical Notes on Some Iron Printing Processes Part V.—Some Little-Known Processes, The Chromo Camera, Meetings of Societies Meetings of Societies for Next Week, Bas-Reliefs by a Photographic Process, Composition and "Breadth". Editorial: Answers to Correspondents, Our Editorial Table. Letter to the editor: Correspondence Photographers and Assistants, A Society for Photographic Printers To the Editors.
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