The British Journal of Photography
1869; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
M. Carey Lea, George Price, D. Winstanley, G. Marlow, R. J. Fowler, George Kemp,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Journal of Photography. Essay: Meetings of Societies for Next Week, British Association Exeter Meeting, 1869, New Transparent Papers to Be Sensitised in the Ordinary Manner of Albumenised Papers, but Which Do Not Require Toning Prefatory Chapter, The Doublet and Deep Meniscus, Contemporary Press Successful Observations of the Great Solar Eclipse, Laboratory Memoranda, Seizure of Indecent Photographs, Miscellanea, Flare from the Solar Camera, Hæmatoxylin as a Developer of the Latent Image, Photography at Kew Observatory, Exchange Column, Donation to the London Photographic Society, Correspondence Foreign, Monochromatic Right Angle Refraction, Commonly Called Fluorescence or Epipolic Dispersion, The Lectures, The Soirees, Meteorological Report, Streaks in the Film. Fiction, drama: The Lenses Used in Photography Chapter VII.—Triple Lenses. Letter to the editor: Home Alkaline Development.—Photographic Lenses, Mr. Hall's Logic Versus Spirit Photographs To the Editors, Rules for Producing Enlargements & Reductions To the Editors, Impurities in Water To the Editors. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents. Table of contents: Contents.
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