The British Journal of Photography
1881; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
William Brooks, W. T. Wilkinson, H. J. Palmer, D. Robertson, W. Harding Warner, Charles King, E. Stebbing, J. H. T. Ellerbeck, L. MacDona, G. V. J. Poirin, W. Clement Williams, Payne Jennings, J. Cowell, J. H. Steward,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Journal of Photography. Essay: Meteorological Report Observation Taken at 406, Strand, by J. H. Steward, Optician, Gelatino-Chloride of Silver Paper, Modern Landscape Photography, On a Choice of Subjects, Photographic Society of Great Britain, Screening the Sun's Rays, London Gazette, Friday, April 1, 1881 Petition for Liquidation by Arrangement, On Paper Negatives by the Gelatino-Bromide Process, Correspondence, On the Development of Gelatine Plates, Good Friday, A Thirsty Photographer, The Portable Stereoscope and Panoramic Slide, Spots, &c., in Collodion Transfers, Meetings of Societies Meetings of Societies for the Next Week, Sulphur Versus Gold Toning. Letter to the editor: The Practical Working of Gelatine Bromide To the Editors, Art Photography To the Editors, Intensifying Gelatine Negatives To the Editors, A Practical Suggestion To the Editors, To the Editors, "A New Discovery" To the Editors, The Actinometer for Landscape Work To the Editors, An Old Friend on a New Face.— a Suggestion as to Toning Bromide Paper Prints To the Editors. Classified ads: Exchange Column. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents. Table of contents: Contents.
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