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050 4 $aTR145$b.H85 1854
100 1 $aHunt, Robert,$d1807-1887.
245 12 $aA manual of photography /$cby Robert Hunt.
250 $a4th ed., rev.
260 $aLondon :$bRichard Griffin,$c1854.
300 $axii, 329 p. :$bill. (some col.) ;$c20 cm.
440 0 $aEncyclopaedia metropolitana (2nd ed., rev.)$n2nd division.$pApplied sciences ;$vv. 16.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aPt. I. History of discoveries in photography. Ch. 1. Early researches on the chemical action of the solar rays -- CH. II. Heliography - the process of M. Niepce -- Ch. III. Mr. H. Fox Talbot's photogenic drawings, calotype & c -- CH. IV. Daguerreotype : the discovery of M. Daguerre -- Ch. V. The photographic processes on paper of Sir John Herschel -- Ch. VI. Miscellaneous process -- Ch. VII. Photographs on glass plates and recent improvements -- Ch. VIII. Portraiture by the daguerreotype -- Ch. IX. General summary of the history of photography -- Part II. Scientific investigations on photography. Ch. I. General remarks on the solar agency producing chemical change -- Ch. II. Chemical changes on sensitive preparations -- Ch. III. The theory of the daguerreotype -- Ch. IV. On the photographic registration of philosophical instruments and the means of determining the variations of actinic power and for experiments on the chemical focus -- Ch. V. Thermography -- Ch. VI. On the possibility of producing photographs in ther natural colours -- Ch. VII. On lenses for the photographic camera -- Part III. Practice of photography. Ch. I. Selections of paper for photographic purposes -- Ch. II. On the apparatus necessary for the first practice of photography on paper -- Ch. III. On the modes of manipulation adopted in the preparation of sensitive papers -- Ch. IV. On fixing the photographic pictures -- Ch. V. The calotype as now practised, and its modifications -- Ch. VI. The daguerreotype -- Ch. VII. The collodion process -- Ch. VIII. The use of albumen on glass plates -- Ch. IX. On the production of positive photographs by the use of the salts of iodine -- Ch. X. General remarks on the use of the camera obscura : the photographic pentagraph -- Ch. XL. The stereoscope -- CH. XII. Photographic engraving.
590 $aFrom the collection of Nicholas M. & Marilyn A. Graver.$5CaOTR.
650 0 $aPhotography$vHandbooks, manuals, etc.
650 0 $aPhotography$xHistory.
650 0 $aPhotography$xProcessing.