The British Journal of Photography
1884; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Herbert J. Rigby, G. D. MacDougald, L. Dixon, T. E. Espin, W. H. Harrison, Emil Fuchs, Lyddell Sawyer, W. H. Harrison, Wm. Crooke, H. A. Hood Daniel,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Journal of Photography. Essay: Among the Societies, Photomicrography, Preparing Gelatine Plates for Hot Climates, Provisional Protection Granted, Transatlantic Jottings, Dr. Stolze on the Fixing Bath for the Emulsion Process, Photographic Society of Berlin, Notes and Queries, Meetings of Societies, Development and Direct Printing of Gelatino-Chloride Plates, American Patents Meetings of Societies, A Word about Studio Building, Development by Naked Lights, The Reproduction of Negatives by Means of Gelatine Plates, Some Attempts at Determining the Actinic Light in the Stars by Photography, Re-Sittings, A Metallic Plate-Box, Dark-Room Light.—Carrier for Lantern Slides Dark-Room Light, Patent Lapsed, Carrier for Lantern Slides, Atmospheric Moisture, French Patents Granted, Distortion Caused by the Swing-Back, Recent Patents Applications for Patents, Manufacture of Coloured Photographic Pictures, Meteorological Report, Lantern Transparencies by the Albumen Process. Letter to the editor: Bristol International Exhibition.—Award in Class IX To the Editors, Edinburgh Photographic Society To the Editors, Albumen in Gelatine Emulsions To the Editors, Photographic Society of Ireland To the Editors, Correspondence Bristol International Exhibition. Classified ads: The British Journal Photographic Almanac, Multiple Classified Advertisements. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents. Table of contents: Contents.
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