Photography in Colours : a Text-Book for Amateurs And Students of Physics : With a Chapter On Kinematography in the Colours of Nature
Photography in Colours : a Text-Book for Amateurs And Students of Physics : With a Chapter On Kinematography in the Colours of Nature
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Further, that a very great extension of camera may be employed.
The objections are that fresh liquid preparations Q Digitized by Google 226 PHOTOGRAPHY IN COLOURS are inadmissible, and that the viscosity of the cedar oil often interferes with the final focussing when using immersion lenses, by rendering it necessary for the slide to be held down by clips, which are absent in most mechanical stages.
In most horizontally placed apparatus there is some difficulty in observing through the microscop...e. This has been eliminated in the large apparatus of Zeiss by the employment of two separate tables, one for the microscope and illuminating systems, and one for the camera.
The vertical form of apparatus has the advantage when photographing liquid preparations, and it obvi- ates the necessity of swinging the instrument into the horizontal position every time it is used for photo- graphy. Also the slide will remain in focus by its own weight and the ordinary clamps of the stage. I find that most of the fine adjustments retain their foci better when the instrument is vertical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Further, that a very great extension of camera may be employed.
The objections are that fresh liquid preparations Q Digitized by Google 226 PHOTOGRAPHY IN COLOURS are inadmissible, and that the viscosity of the cedar oil often interferes with the final focussing when using immersion lenses, by rendering it necessary for the slide to be held down by clips, which are absent in most mechanical stages.
In most horizontally placed apparatus there is some difficulty in observing through the microscop...e. This has been eliminated in the large apparatus of Zeiss by the employment of two separate tables, one for the microscope and illuminating systems, and one for the camera.
The vertical form of apparatus has the advantage when photographing liquid preparations, and it obvi- ates the necessity of swinging the instrument into the horizontal position every time it is used for photo- graphy. Also the slide will remain in focus by its own weight and the ordinary clamps of the stage. I find that most of the fine adjustments retain their foci better when the instrument is vertical.
What to read after Photography in Colours : a Text-Book for Amateurs And Students of Physics : With a Chapter On Kinematography in the Colours of Nature?
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