Anthony's photographic bulletin for Volume Ñ‚. 27 - Tapa blanda

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ...work will be welcomed by those who are interested in color work. Darkroom work, studio operations, the various photo-lithographic, collotype, and etching processes are treated to the finish, but especial care--the freshest part of the work--is given to three-color work. Various illustrations, full page, are supplied, all climaxed by the author's Phusochrome Chart, as already pub by R. Ed. Liesegang 182 Photography Of Color, by J. Stewart Gibson 184 The Photographers' Association Of America 192 Our Reviewer 211 PROCESS WORK. PAGE Natural Colors Unlimited, by Mac far lane Anderson 194 Multangular Lessons, by A. C. Austin 195 Iodide Of Ammonium, by H. S. Nutt I98 Collodion, by H. S. Nutt 199 A New Principle In Etching, by Stephen H. Morgan 199 Suggestions In Half-tone Etch-Ing, by H. H'oodbury Shaylor, Jr 204 Mechanical Aids To Process EnGraving 206 ANTHONY'S Photographic Bulletin. EDITORS: Prof. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, Ph.d., LL.D. FREDERICK J. HARRISON. Vol. XXVII. JULY, i896. No. 7. ' X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHY. THE excitement created by the so-called new photography has somewhat subsided in unscientific circles, but the medical fraternity and those interested in photography from love of the subject have by no means neglected the opportunity offered by Prof. Rontgen in this new line of research, and the results that have been achieved within the last two or three weeks in this country seem almost incredible. Our frontispiece, for example, is a perfect representation of a male child, four days old, and the remarkable detail evident will surely impress even those who expected great things of X-ray photography, as being one of the most marvelous productions of the nineteenth century. To realize that, without any difficulty and in the short space of time of two and one-hal...