The American Photographic Almanac for 1865, Being an Annual Appendix to Humphrey's Journal of Photography and the Allied Arts and Sciences
1865; Gale Group; Linguagem: Romanian
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Frontmatter: Rates of Postage and Post-Office Regulations, Entered, According to Act of Congress, in the Year 1865, by Joseph H. Ladd, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York, U. S. Stamp Duties Act Passed July 1, 1862, and Amended June 30, 1864, The American Photographic Almanac for 1865, Being an Annual Appendix to Humphrey's Journal of Photography and the Allied Arts and Sciences. Table of contents: New Tide Table, Index. Display ads: Astronomical Calculations For, The Anatomy of Man's Body. Essay: Lesson Fifth To Take a Negative by the Dry Process, Modified Printing Process by Development, Lesson Twenty-Second How to Prepare the Most Important Photographic Chemicals, Lesson Twenty-Fifth Negatives in the Eye, Lesson Fourteenth How to Take a Transparent Positive from a Negative, Prepared as Just Indicated, Either of the Same Size …, The American Photographic Almanac, Lesson Seventeenth How to Take Microscopic Negatives or Transparent Positives, and Negatives of Microscopic Objects, Lesson Twenty-Third Wothlytype, Lesson Eighth Glover's Modified Tannin Process, Lesson Ninth How to Take a Stereographic Negative, Lesson Nineteenth How to Mount Photographic Prints, Lesson Fourth To Convert an Ambrotype, or Glass Positive, into a Negative, Lesson Fifteenth How to Take a Stereographic Transparent Positive, Lesson Twenty-Sixth Conclusion, Lesson Seventh The Raisin Process, Lesson Third How to Take a Negative on Collodion, Lesson Twelfth How to Take a Negative Without a Silver Bath, Lesson Sixteenth How to Take Transparent Positives on Opal Glass, Lesson Tenth To Make a Negative-Holder for Developing and Intensifying, Correspondence, Lesson Eleventh How to Take a Card-Picture Negative, Lesson Twentieth Vignette Printing, Lesson Twenty-Fourth Foxtype, Lesson Eighteenth How to Print by the Sun on Paper, Lesson Sixth Sutton's Rapid Tannin Process, To Avoid the Lateral Inversion of an Ambrotype, Lesson Twenty-First How to Print on Paper by Continuation or Development; Enlargement by the Solar Camera, Lesson Thirteenth How to Take a Negative for Making Magic Lantern Positives and Enlarged Positives, Lesson Second How to Take a Melainotype, or Ferrotype, Lesson First How to Take an Ambrotype, or Glass Positive.
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