The photographic news

• Bandzählung: 11.1867
• Erscheinungsdatum: 1867
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• Vorlage: Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig
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ABSORPTION and reflection of light, 412 of chemicals by the skin, 220 of poisons, 476 Abyssinian expedition, photography and the, 475, 507, 519, 534 Academy, a photographer’s ramble through the, exhibition, by Artist Bike, 268, 279 Activity in photography, 311 of light, the persistent, 463 Adhesive medallion portraits, 616 Aid to development, another, 154 Aids to clean manipulation, by Alexander Asher, remarks on, 87,100 Album, by John Spooner, improved, 320 of diplomats, an, 335 Albumen paper, report of the committee on sensitizing baths for, 185 the decomposition and constitution 497 of, Albuminized paper, cost of, 447, 476 Alkalies, test for, 592 Alkaline development for Fothergill plates, 11 Amalgamation, North London, 178 , rumour of society, 98,131, 159 scheme, withdrawal of the, 209 Amateur Photographic Association, 214, 541, 553, 567 photography in the country, 35 America, introduction of photography into, 580 ——, photo-lithographing in, 156, 375 , photo-lithography and photographic en terprize, 438 , photographic weather in, 192 American Photographic Almanac, by Towler, 41 —- Photographic Society, 1L8, 153, 238, 297, 311 • photographs, 218 at the Paris exhibition, 96 Angular measurement of a picture, by II. R. Twining, 213 Aniline black, 531 colours for tinting photographs, by J. Grasshof, 465 dyes, aqueous solutions of, the, 376 Anthony’s new developer,*296 Application de la photographic aux leves mili- taire, 219 of photography, 352, 288 Architectural photography, by Warwick King, on, 597 Art and photography, 22 pirating photography, 121 photographs, 20 union, questionable photographic, 11, 35 Artificial eyes, photographs of, 349 light, by Thomas Skaife, instantaneous pictures by, 361 Artistic copyright, 599 Artist models, photography and, 288 Asher, Alexander, (remarks on aids to clean manipulation, by, 87, 100 Ashford v. Graves, 84. Ashton’s patent, 4,10,166, 421 Atmosphere, microscopic examination of the, 543 Autographic engraving process, another, 252 Avey’s vignette glass, 363 Award of prizes, Royal Cornwall Polytechnical Exhibition, 415, 423 Awards at Paris exhibition, photographic, 342, 422 Backgrounds and accessories, 242 Bank notes, forging, 508 Baratti's photo-plastic process, etc., Col., 118 Business suggestions, 152 Bellows camera, how to make a, 395 Beverley, Mr. A., remarks on printing, 501 Bichromate of potash, &c., by J. W. Swan, on the causes which produce insolubility in a mixture of gelatine and, 381 Binocular vision, by A, Claudet, F.R.S., the physiology of, 79, 90, 102, 468 • ■, a new fact relating to, by A. Claudet, F.R.S., 469 Bitumen, 142 for photographs in oil colours, 130 Black for retouching photographs, 220 mail, alleged, 240, 311 Blair on Swan's carbon process, 374 Blanchard, V., on the best means of rendering silver prints permanent, 248 the preservation of prints by collodion, —, something more on lighting, 525 , the naval review from a photographic point ofjview, by, 371, 382 5 1 —, winter photography, 135 Blanchard’s method of collodionized prints, Mr., 256 of preserving plates during long expo sures, 275 of preserving silver prints, 241. Blisters in collodio-albumen plates, iodide of, aluminum in collodion, prevention of, 65 Blue glass in photography, by M. McA. Gaudin, on the employment of, 113 Bockett, John, what branches of photography will be found most amusing and interest ing to the am iteur, by, 549 Botany and natural history, 468 at the Paris Exhibition, 8 Borders, &c., double-printing for, 127,192 Bovey, W. T., a few thoughts suggested by a leader of May 17th in the News, 257 , cheapness and 'its results, by, 443 , fireside musings, by, 573, 573, 584 , ideas versus inventions, 352 , inventors and reclaimants, by, 494 Brasswork, a dead black on, 507 Breaking of negatives, by P. Meagher, 502 a British Association at Dundee, meeting of the, W 427, 440, 455, 463 Broken glass, cements for joining, 394 Bromide of ammonium, preparation of iodide and, 517 Bromine in the same solution and in presence of chlorine, by Dr. T. L. Phipson, on an easy method of recognizing iodine, 343 Bromo-iodized collodion, keeping and dating, 301 , on keeping collodion, 485 Brussels, photography in, 505 “ Bulletin Beige de la Photographic,” 4 Cabinet pictures, by Prof. Towler, 200 portraits, 97, 157, 183, 206, 214, 226, 227, 239, 314, 476, 486, 538 amid snow and ice scenery, 157 Calcium light, the, 529 California, photography in, 483 Canvas, photography on, 470 , permanent photographs on, 109 photographing on, 71, 77, 178 , photography on wood and, 191 Caoutchouc, coating with, 19 Capsules for bottles, 471 Carbolic acid in photography, by Dr. P. J. Kaiser, on the employment of, 64 Carbon, direct prints, Griswold’s, 215 printing, 193, 322, 363, 369, 387, 519 printing, by J. W. Swan, practical details, 18 printing, by Prof. Towler, 126 printing, Nelson K. Cherrill, 134, 387, 453 printing, photo-lithography, photo-en gravings, memoranda of the history, 258, 270, 281, 296, 443 printing, various modifications and appli cations of, 159 printing v. silver printing, 83, 378, 411 prints in circulation, 484 process, 582 , another, 155 , Braun’s or Swan’s, 498 , Braun’s, Swan’s, 10 , &c., rough notes on the, 343 in commercial use, 143, 202 in France, 46, 591 for reproduction of line or stipple, by J. W. Swan, 122 , Mr. Blair on Swan’s, 374 practicable, is Swan’s, 14 , Swan’s, 325 , the American, 245, 316 tissue, American, 384 , sensitizing the, 18 Carlyle’s tannin process, Mr., 204 Carte, a la, 507 Cases for photographs, by R. Newhall, 471 Cassell’s “Popular Educator,” 57L Cast shadows by sunlight, 579 Cause of insolubility in a mixture of gelatine and bichromate of potash, by J. W. Swan, on the, 381 Caution to photographers, a thief’s photo ¬ graph, 350, 363 Carving surfaces, by R. Howe Ashton, print ing, 421 Cements and uniting bodies, by a Practical Man, 232 Cement for joining broken glass, 394 Certain new processes in photography, by J. Spiller, F.C.S., on, 442 Chambers or tents, by.. Cox, photographic, 9 Channel Islands, views in, 40 Charge against a photographer, extraordinary, 459 Chassis-cuvette, the, or sensitizing frame, 587 Chat about dark rooms, 560, 575 Cheap source af oxygen, 107 Cheapness and its threatened results, by W. T. Bovey, 443 and patents, by a Practical Mau, a word or two on, 392 « Chemical News, The,” 363 philosophy, an introduction to, 110 science, 441 Cherrill, Nelson K., a few considerations on the connection of diffusion of focus and pictorial softness, 197 , Adana-Salomon’s pictures, by, 305 , a suggestion for the better ventilation of dark rooms, by, 499 , carbon printing, 134, 453 , cutting glass under water with a pair of scissors, 111 ——•, the scope of photography, by, 7, 41 Chevallier’s photographic plane-table, M., 135 Children, by J. Inglis, formula) for pictures of, 58 , portraits of, 287 Christmas cards, &c., &c., by a Practical Man, a few further hints to photographers on the production of, 487 Chlorine, by Dr. T. L. Phipson, on an easy Chloride of silver, by M. Morren, on the action tn Jof light on, 611 : ; method of recognizing iodine and bromine in the same solution and in presence of, 343 Chlorine, how to prepare, 252 of carbonate of silver, preparation of chlo rate of silver, by Prof. J. Stas, on the action of, 408 Chloroform, action of light on, 300 Chromate of mercury printing process, by M. Guardabassi, 384 Chromium, sulphocyanide of, 532 Chloro-iodized collodion, 407 Chlorized collodion, 387, 406 Cigar-tube photographs, magic, 10, 541, 555, 566, 578, 591 Civilization, photography and, 335 Clarifying action of sulphate of alumina on turbid water, 436 Claudet A., a new fact relating to binocular vision, 468 , on a self-acting focus equalizer, by, 261 , physiology of binocul&r vision, by, 79, 92, 102 , unity of measure for enlargements, by, 90, 103 , letter from II. Somers, Ph.D., to, 31 Clean manipulation, by Alexander Asher, re ¬ Cleaning stains on the hands, 598 marks on aids to, 87, 100 Clothing, photographs of the lat Emperor Maximilian’s, 399 Clouds, by Rev. H. J. Morton, D.D., the, 68 in landscape photography, by Frank Howard, 610 Cocco, M. G. L., on a method of restoring dis coloured and insensitive collodion, by, 151 Cocking, Edwin, a suggestion for raising the position of photographers, 609 Coffee, dry process, the, 498, 542 Collodio-albumen pictures, M. Ferrier’s instan taneous, 232 process, 322 , another modified, 243 processes, 316 process, by Sebastian Davis, on Mr. Eng land’s modified, 236 , modified, 131 , requiring but one sensitizing bath, by W. England, a modification of the, 187 , Mr. England’s modification of, 159, 169, 243, 275, 304 , Mr. Maxwell Lyte’s modified, 327 , Mr. Manners Gordon’s modification of the, 269 Collodio-bromide of silver’ process, 341 Collodio-chloride, 223 and wood-engraving, 399 — of silver pictures on opal-glass, 217 process, origin of the, 330, 435 , pictures in Conduit Street, 580, 592 , who discovered the, 402 Collodion as a protection for prints, 423 , by W. A. Terry, on the manufacture of, 319 —— films for transferring, 369