The British Journal of Photography
1864; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
George Dawson, H. Cooper Jr., Jacob Ewing, Coleman Sellers, Francis Frith, Thomas Sutton, J. Towler,
ResumoFrontmatter: The British Journal of Photography. Essay: Edinburgh Photographic Society, Some Remarks on the New Carbon Process, On Transferring Collodion Negatives from Glass, Notes of the Month, To Prepare Ox-Gall for the New Carbon Process, Meetings of Societies North London Photographic Association, The Curvature of the Marginal Lines Explained, Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester, Photography: Its Success Attributable to the Careful Preservation of the Authentic Data of Its Various Discoveries, A Description of Certain Instantaneous Dry Collodion Processes, and Also of a New Set of Apparatus for Preparing Dry Plates, New Publications The Gossiping Photographer at Hastings.— the Gossiping Photographer on the Rhine, The American Photographic Almanac for 1861, Swan's Carbon Process, Foreign Correspondence, Waits and Strays, Our Class for Beginners Treatment of Plates, Collodion, and Bath, Lecture with Photographic Illustrations, Summary of Science, Glasgow Photographic Association. Weather report: On Chemical Combination and Decomposition. Arts and entertainment: The Exhibition of the French Photographic Society at the Palais De L'industrie, Exhibitions Exhibition of the London Photographic Society. Letter to the editor: Dry Plates To the Editor, Ventilating a Dark Room To the Editor, Correspondence Solution of the Film by Spirit Varnish, Glass Houses To the Editor, Card Portraits To the Editor, The Tannin Process To the Editor. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents. Backmatter: All Editorial Communications, Books for Review, &c., Should Be Forwarded to the Editor, George Shadbolt, 2, Upper Hornsey Rise, London, N.. Table of contents: Contents.
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