Photography -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Of all the fields of applied science, there is perhaps no other that has such a universal appeal as photography. While a science in the true sense of the word it enters so intimately and frequently into contact with our daily lives that we hardly realize its scientific aspect.
Of all the fields of applied science, there is perhaps no other that has such a universal appeal as photography. While a science in the true sense of the word it enters so intim...
2. CHAPTER IIHe who builds a house, manufactures an automobile, works the farm, or produces a picture, must have certain materials and tools to work with. In the case of photography the tool...
3. CHAPTER IIIMost hand cameras are made to take _roll film_. This is especially convenient as a darkroom is not required for loading. Extending the full length of the strip of film and sever...
4. CHAPTER IVAfter exposure, the film or plate shows no visible change but the “latent image” is there and by the aid of suitable chemicals and solutions it can be brought out and made visib...
5. CHAPTER VPrinting is perhaps the most interesting of all the phases of photographic work. While correct lighting, exposure, and negative making cannot be too strongly emphasized, it is a...
6. CHAPTER VIFrom an economic standpoint the motion picture business, including the manufacture of film and other materials, and the production and showing of pictures, is one of the major i...
7. CHAPTER VIIThe average person thinks of photography in connection with motion pictures, snapshots, and perhaps occasional photographs, but these are only a small part of the total contribu...