An edition of Instruction in photography
(1874)
Instruction in photography
11th edition, revised and reset throughout.
by Abney, William de Wiveleslie Sir
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Table of Contents
The action of light on silver compounds
The action of the spectrum
Theory of development
Theory of intensification
-Phenomena in development
The physical phenomena in sensitive films, including halation
The dark room and its fittings
Apparatus
Lenses, "stops," and "pinholes," theoretically considered
Lenses and shutters
Preparation of gelatine emulsions
Preparation of the plates
Measurements of densities of negatives and depth of colour in prints
Measuring the transparency, the speed, and gradation of plates
Exposure of the gelatine plates
Alkaline development of the plate
Ferrous oxalate developer-the alum and fixing baths
Intensifying and varnishing gelatine negatives
Gelatino-chloride emulsion
Gelatino-bromide paper and films
Defects in gelatine negatives
Preparations for wet plate photography
Developers and intensifiers for wet plates
Manipulations in wet plate photography
Defects in wet plate negatives,. etc.
Collodion dry plate processes
Details of dry plate processes with the bath
Colloclion emulsion processes == Paper processes
Hand camera and film photography 3
Copying plans, engravings, etc.
Production of transparencies and enlargements
Artificial lighting
The failure of a photographic law
Orthochromatic photography
Tri-chromatic photography for producing coloured pictures
Theory of silver printing
Preparation of sensitive papers
Preparation of the negative for printing
Printing, toning, and fixing
Defects in prints
Collodio and gela tino-citro-cbloriLle paper
Printing.with salts of iron and uranium
The platinotype printing process
Mounting prints
Theory of printing with di-chromates
The carbon process
The powder process
A photo-type process
Photo-lithography and zincogrnphy
Photo-reliefs and photo-engraving
Half-tone blocks.
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Includes index.
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