Handbook of Photomicrography
Handbook of Photomicrography
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And on the plate used. The matter is discussed in the next chapter.
PLATE 21.
Comparison of Ordinary and Colour Sensitive Plates.
BURNET MOTH : Upper-wings, bronze-green with crimson spots; under- wings, crimson with black border.
COMMON BLUE BUTTERFLY.
SWALLOW-TAIL : Yellow and black, with blue markings and red "eye" on nnder-wings.
Photographed as described on page 128 with a Goerz 1" anastigmat. The reproductions are reduced from originals of natural size.
A Ordinary plate. Wratten's "Instan...taneous. " The crimson-black and bronze-green are not differentiated. Blue is given as white. Yellow is too dark.
B Orlho chromatic plate. Wrat ten's "Allochrome. " The plate is just sufficiently sensitive to bronze-green to show the black spots on the wings in contrast to it.
Red still appears black, but blue is slightly lower in tone than with an ordinary plate and yellow is lighter.
C Panchromatic plate. Wratten's "Panchromatic. " All detail is shown; in particular crimson is rendered light in accordance with its visual luminosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And on the plate used. The matter is discussed in the next chapter.
PLATE 21.
Comparison of Ordinary and Colour Sensitive Plates.
BURNET MOTH : Upper-wings, bronze-green with crimson spots; under- wings, crimson with black border.
COMMON BLUE BUTTERFLY.
SWALLOW-TAIL : Yellow and black, with blue markings and red "eye" on nnder-wings.
Photographed as described on page 128 with a Goerz 1" anastigmat. The reproductions are reduced from originals of natural size.
A Ordinary plate. Wratten's "Instan...taneous. " The crimson-black and bronze-green are not differentiated. Blue is given as white. Yellow is too dark.
B Orlho chromatic plate. Wrat ten's "Allochrome. " The plate is just sufficiently sensitive to bronze-green to show the black spots on the wings in contrast to it.
Red still appears black, but blue is slightly lower in tone than with an ordinary plate and yellow is lighter.
C Panchromatic plate. Wratten's "Panchromatic. " All detail is shown; in particular crimson is rendered light in accordance with its visual luminosity.
What to read after Handbook of Photomicrography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Lloyd Herbert Lloyd Hind to read onlineMoreLess
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