Photography in
Photography in the studio and in the field
作者：Estabrooke, Edward M., 1838-1903
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共 193 题- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE.
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- THE STUDIO AND IN THE FIELD,
- E. M. ESTABROOKE,
- INTRODUCTION, 7
- PART I.
- FIXING SOLUTIONS FOR NEGATIVES, 35
- INTENSIFYING NEGATIVES, 36
- THE BROMO ARGENTIC DRY PLATE PROCESS, 37
- DEVELOPING ROOM FOR DRY PLATES, 48
- DEVELOPMENT OF DRY PLATES, 54
- FIXING SOLUTION, 57
- CLEARING SOLUTION, 58
- PRACTICALITIES, 63
- THE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 80
- THE BENSTER PLATE HOLDER, 109
- PART II.
- THE TRIPOD OR VIEW CAMERA STAND, 162
- THE CARRYING BOX, 167
- EASTMAN'S IMPROVED NEGATIVE PAPER, 179
- THE ROCHE PAPER FILM, 187
- THE ENLARGING CAMERA, 203
- BICYCLE CAMERA, 222
- PHOTO MICROGRAPHY, 224
- INTRODUCTION.
- GLASS.
- TO PREPARE THE GLASS FOR USE.
- ALBUMENIZING THE GLASS.
- COLLODION.
- THE POSITIVE COLLODION PROCESS.
- COLLODION FOR POSITIVES.
- HOW TO COAT PLATES.
- EXPOSURE OF THE PLATE.
- DEVELOPER AND DEVELOPMENT.
- DEVELOPER.
- FIXING SOLUTION.
- ARGENTIC DRY PLATES FOR POSITIVES.
- NO. 1.
- NO. 2.
- NO. 3.
- DEVELOPER.
- FIXING SOLUTION.
- Directions accompany each box. [p024]
- THE COLLODION PROCESS FOR NEGATIVES.
- NEGATIVE COLLODION.
- NEGATIVE COLLODION. A.
- NEGATIVE COLLODION. B.
- NEGATIVE COLLODION. C.
- FORMULA FOR MAKING COLLODION COTTON.
- COLLODION WITH ABOVE.
- TO IODIZE:
- THE NEGATIVE BATH.
- THE NEGATIVE DEVELOPER.
- DEVELOPING SOLUTION
- FIXING SOLUTION
- INTENSIFYING THE NEGATIVE.
- THE BROMO ARGENTIC DRY PLATE PROCESS.
- GELATINE EMULSION.
- GELATINE EMULSION. A.
- PAGET PRIZE.
- NO. 1.
- NO. 2.
- GELATINE EMULSION. B.
- JARMAN.
- DESCRIPTION OF APPARATUS USED IN MAKING AND WASHING EMULSIONS.
- THE DARK CHAMBER.
- TO PREPARE THE GLASS.
- COATING THE PLATES.
- THE COOLING TABLE.
- THE DRYING ROOM.
- DEVELOPING ROOM FOR DRY PLATES.
- DEVELOPMENT OF DRY PLATES.
- DRY PLATE DEVELOPER, A.
- To develop one 8×10 plate, take of
- FIXING SOLUTION.
- CLEARING SOLUTION.
- FERROUS OXALATE DEVELOPER.
- AMMONIA PYRO DEVELOPER.
- To use, take of
- INTENSIFICATION OF DRY PLATE NEGATIVES.
- INTENSIFYING SOLUTION. A.
- ROCHE'S INTENSIFIER. B.
- PRACTICALITIES.
- RETOUCHING, OR STIPPLING THE NEGATIVE.
- The retoucher's room should also be supplied with
- SILVER PRINTING.
- THE PRINTING ROOM.
- THE SILVERING ROOM.
- THE SILVER SOLUTION FOR PAPER.
- TO SILVER THE PAPER.
- FUMING THE PAPER.
- TONING THE PRINTS.
- THE TONING SOLUTION.
- FIXING THE PRINTS.
- MOUNTING THE PRINTS.
- SPOTTING THE PRINTS.
- LUBRICATING THE PRINTS.
- THE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
- CAMERA LENSES.
- THE OPTICS OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
- TOP.
- CAMERA BOXES.
- THE CAMERA BOX FOR POSITIVES AND THE MULTIPLIER.
- THE CAMERA FOR NEGATIVES, WET OR DRY.
- CLIMAX IMPERIAL CAMERAS.
- CAMERA BOXES.
- THE COPYING AND ENLARGING AND REDUCING CAMERA.
- THE CAMERA FOR VIEWING AND OUT-DOOR WORK.
- THE KLAUBER CAMERA.
- CAMERA STANDS.
- THE LEVER STAND.
- SCREW STAND,
- THE BALANCE STAND.
- THE BOWDISH STAND.
- THE PNEUMATIC SHUTTER FOR THE CAMERA.
- CADETT'S PATENT PNEUMATIC PHOTOGRAPHIC SHUTTER.
- HEAD-RESTS.
- POSING CHAIRS.
- PART SECOND.
- FIELD PHOTOGRAPHY.
- THE AMATEUR OUTFIT.
- THE VIEWING OUTFIT CONSISTS OF:
- DRY PLATES.
- THE VIEW CAMERA FOR AMATEURS.
- Beginning with the smallest, we have the
- DETECTIVE CAMERA.
- THE PATENT BIJOU CAMERA.
- ANTHONY'S PATENT SATCHEL DETECTIVE CAMERA.
- AMATEUR EQUIPMENTS FOR FIELD WORK.
- THE FAIRY CAMERA.
- THE VIEW LENS.
- THE DOUBLE COMBINATION
- WIDE ANGLE LENSES.
- THE E. A. WIDE ANGLE-LENS
- DALLMEYER'S WIDE-ANGLE RECTILINEAR LENS
- THE TRIPOD OR CAMERA STAND.
- THE INSTANTANEOUS SHUTTER.
- THE DROP SHUTTER,
- THE CARRYING BOX.
- THE DEVELOPING OUTFIT FOR AMATEURS.
- DO NOT OVER-EXPOSE,
- 2 of 1 lb. each for pyro and soda,
- 2 of 1/2 gallon each for oxalate and iron,
- 2 of 1/2 gallon each for alum and hypo,
- 1 of 8 oz., 1 of 1 oz,
- THE WASHING BOX.
- NEGATIVE RACKS,
- CHEMICAL COMPONENTS OF THE DEVELOPER.
- Carbonate of potash, [p173]
- THE AMATEUR DARK ROOM.
- FERROUS OXALATE DEVELOPMENT OF DRY PLATES. (ROCHE.)
- COOPER'S SODA DEVELOPER.
- To develop, take
- FERRO-CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM DEVELOPER.
- CLEARING SOLUTION.
- EASTMAN'S IMPROVED NEGATIVE PAPER.
- HOW TO USE THE EASTMAN-WALKER ROLL-HOLDER.
- THE ROCHE FILM.
- ENLARGING AND DUPLICATING SMALL NEGATIVES.
- THE COPYING AND DUPLICATING CAMERA.
- DUPLICATE NEGATIVES BY CONTACT.
- PRINTING PROCESSES.
- PRINTING ON ANTHONY'S GELATINO BROMIDE PAPER.
- THE MAGIC LANTERN AND ITS USE
- LANTERN SLIDES.
- PRINTING BY ANTHONY'S COLLODIO CHLORIDE.
- FORMULA FOR COLLODIO CHLORIDE.
- To 2 oz. plain collodion add of
- THE ENLARGING CAMERA
- TO ENLARGE NEGATIVES BY THE REVERSING ACTION OF LIGHT.
- PRINTING WITHOUT SALTS OF SILVER, FROM THE "SILVER SUNBEAM."
- THE FERRO-PRUSSIATE, OR BLUE PROCESS.
- ANOTHER PROCESS FOR BLUE PRINTS.
- Float the paper for a minute in a solution of
- Wash the print, and then immerse it in a hot solution of
- ANOTHER PROCESS--THE CYANOTYPE.
- PROCESS WITH SALTS OF URANIUM.
- NITRATE OF SILVER DEVELOPER.
- CHLORIDE OF GOLD DEVELOPER.
- PROCESS FOR RED PICTURES.
- PROCESS FOR GREEN PICTURES.
- Immerse the red picture, before it is dry, in a solution of [p212]
- PROCESS FOR VIOLET PICTURES.
- TRANSPARENCIES ON GLASS AND OPAL.
- FORMULA FOR DEVELOPING DRY PLATE TRANSPARENCIES.
- FERROUS OXALATE DEVELOPER FOR TRANSPARENCIES.
- PORCELAIN AND OPAL TRANSPARENCIES
- TRANSPARENCIES BY WET COLLODION. _From the Photographic Times._
- PHOTO MICROGRAPHY.
- THE CAMERA.
- W. H. WAMSLEY.
- PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
- TRANSCRIBER'S ENDNOTE.