Photography. Its Principles And Practice
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| This Edition Published | 1931 |
| Publisher | Chapman & Hall, Limited |
| Printed by | Lancaster Press, Inc. |
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Location | London |
| This Edition Published | 1931 |
| Pages / Font | 615 pages |
| Edition No. | 2 |
| Chapters | Chapter I. The Development of Photography
Chapter II. The Camera and Darkroom
Chapter III. Photographic Optics
Chapter IV. The Aberrations of the Photographic Objective
Chapter V. The Photographic Objective
Chapter VI. The Photographic Emulsion
Chapter VII. Orthochromatics
Chapter VIII. The Latent Photographic Image
Chapter IX. Sensitometry
Chapter X. The Exposure of the Sensitive Material
Chapter XI. The Theory of Development
Chapter XII. Organic Developing Agents
Chapter XIII. The Technique of Development
Chapter XIV. The Laws ol Fixation and Washing
Chapter XV. Defects in Negatives
Chapter XVI. Intensification and Reduction
Chapter XVII. Printing Processes with Silver Salts.
Chapter XVIII. Projection Printing
Chapter XIX. Lantern Slides and Transparencies
Chapter XX. The Toning of Developed Silver Images
Chapter XXI. Platinotype and Iron Printing Processes
Chapter XXII. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. I. (Carbon and Carbro)
Chapter XXIII. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. II. (Gum-Bichromate and Allied Processes)
Chapter XXIV. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. III. (Oil, Bromoil and Transfer)
Chapter XXV. Copying
Chapter XXVI. Natural Color Photography Chapter I. The Development of Photography
Chapter II. The Camera and Darkroom
Chapter III. Photographic Optics
Chapter IV. The Aberrations of the Photographic Objective
Chapter V. The Photographic Objective
Chapter VI. The Photographic Emulsion
Chapter VII. Orthochromatics
Chapter VIII. The Latent Photographic Image
Chapter IX. Sensitometry
Chapter X. The Exposure of the Sensitive Material
Chapter XI. The Theory of Development
Chapter XII. Organic Developing Agents
Chapter XIII. The Technique of Development
Chapter XIV. The Laws ol Fixation and Washing
Chapter XV. Defects in Negatives
Chapter XVI. Intensification and Reduction
Chapter XVII. Printing Processes with Silver Salts.
Chapter XVIII. Projection Printing
Chapter XIX. Lantern Slides and Transparencies
Chapter XX. The Toning of Developed Silver Images
Chapter XXI. Platinotype and Iron Printing Processes
Chapter XXII. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. I. (Carbon and Carbro)
Chapter XXIII. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. II. (Gum-Bichromate and Allied Processes)
Chapter XXIV. Printing Processes Employing Bichromated Colloids. III. (Oil, Bromoil and Transfer)
Chapter XXV. Copying
Chapter XXVI. Natural Color Photography Show all ▾ |