Elementary Photo Micrography
Elementary Photo Micrography
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OBJECTIVE.
Transmitted Light.
Human Blood. "A" eyepiece. Chromatic plate. Green colour screen. Thirty-five minutes.
' OIL IMMERSION.
Bacteria. Stained red. "A" eyepiece. No colour screen. Chromatic backed plate. Twelve minutes Ditto, with green colour screen. Forty minutes.
When using the simple enlarging camera, fig. 5, with Ilford special lantern plates and incandescent light, an exposure of fifteen minutes was required for whole insects flattened and mounted on glass slips 3in. By lin. (Exte...nsion of quarter-plate camera nine inches, and enlarging camera eighteen inches. ) With objects stained yellow the exposure was very much increased. Many such objects are too large for low power microscope objectives.
CHAPTER VII.
REQUISITES FOR DEVELOPMENT APPARATUS CHEMICALS PRICES SUITABLE PLATES DE- VELOPERS FOR NEGATIVES FOR LANTERN SLIDES FOR BROMIDE PAPER KACHIN A UNI- VERSAL DEVELOPER Many people have the impression that the work of development must be carried on with a miserable light from a ruby lamp, and consequently inflict upon themselves trials of patience until a bad head- ache compels them to stop, or their powers of en- durance are exhausted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OBJECTIVE.
Transmitted Light.
Human Blood. "A" eyepiece. Chromatic plate. Green colour screen. Thirty-five minutes.
' OIL IMMERSION.
Bacteria. Stained red. "A" eyepiece. No colour screen. Chromatic backed plate. Twelve minutes Ditto, with green colour screen. Forty minutes.
When using the simple enlarging camera, fig. 5, with Ilford special lantern plates and incandescent light, an exposure of fifteen minutes was required for whole insects flattened and mounted on glass slips 3in. By lin. (Exte...nsion of quarter-plate camera nine inches, and enlarging camera eighteen inches. ) With objects stained yellow the exposure was very much increased. Many such objects are too large for low power microscope objectives.
CHAPTER VII.
REQUISITES FOR DEVELOPMENT APPARATUS CHEMICALS PRICES SUITABLE PLATES DE- VELOPERS FOR NEGATIVES FOR LANTERN SLIDES FOR BROMIDE PAPER KACHIN A UNI- VERSAL DEVELOPER Many people have the impression that the work of development must be carried on with a miserable light from a ruby lamp, and consequently inflict upon themselves trials of patience until a bad head- ache compels them to stop, or their powers of en- durance are exhausted.
What to read after Elementary Photo Micrography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Bagshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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