Excerpt from A Manual of Photography: Founded on Hardwich's Photographic Chemistry
Ir will be necessary to make a few remarks by way of Preface to this edition of Mr. Hardwich's treatise on Photography. The short compendium of general Chemistry has been omitted, because this Science can be better studied from the more comprehensive works on that subject which now abound. Indeed, a know ledge of Chemistry is not essential to the practical Photographer, for it is only on very exceptional occasions that he will be called on to prepare any of his own Chemicals. At the same time it is deemed desirable to give a Vocabulary, mentioning the nature and properties of the various substances used in Photo graphy, except when these are described in the body of the work.
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Excerpt from A Manual of Photography: Founded on Hardwich's Photographic Chemistry
Ir will be necessary to make a few remarks by way of Preface to this edition of Mr. Hardwich's treatise on Photography. The short compendium of general Chemistry has been omitted, because this Science can be better studied from the more comprehensive works on that subject which now abound. Indeed, a know ledge of Chemistry is not essential to the practical Photographer, for it is only on very exceptional occasions that he will be called on to prepare any of his own Chemicals. At the same time it is deemed desirable to give a Vocabulary, mentioning the nature and properties of the various substances used in Photo graphy, except when these are described in the body of the work.
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Excerpt from A Manual of Photography: Founded on Hardwich's Photographic Chemistry
The Art of Photography, which has now attained such perfection, and has become so popular amongst all classes, is one of comparatively recent introduction.
The word Photography means literally "writing by means of Light;" and it includes all processes by which any kind of picture can be obtained by the chemical agency of Light, without reference to the nature of the sensitive surface upon which it acts.
The philosophers of antiquity, although chemical changes due to the influence of Light were continually passing before their eyes, do not appear to have directed their attention to them. Some of the Alchemists indeed noticed the fact that a substance termed by them "Horn Silver," which was Chloride of Silver which had undergone fusion became blackened by exposure to Light; but their ideas on such substance termed by them "Horn Silver," which was Chloride of Silver which had undergone fusion, became blackened by exposure to Light; but their ideas on such subjects beings of the most erroneous nature, nothing resulted from the discovery.
The first philosophical examination of the decomposing action of Light upon compounds containing Silver was made by the illustrious Swedish chemist, Scheele, in the year 1777. It was remarked by him that the maximum chemical or decomposing effect of the spectrum lay near the violet part and gradually diminished towards the red. He also attributed the blackening of Chloride of Silver by light to the liberation of Chlorine and the formation of Hydrochloric acid. Both of these statements have been proved to be true.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This comprehensive manual serves as a practical guide to the captivating art of photography, providing detailed instructions and valuable insights for both novice and experienced photographers alike. Beginning with an exploration of the early history of photography, the author traces the evolution of photographic techniques and technologies from their rudimentary beginnings to the advanced processes available today. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the preparation of photographic solutions, the use of different types of lenses and cameras, and the fundamental principles of photographic chemistry. It explores the various methods of taking photographs, from capturing landscapes to portraits, and provides guidance on developing, fixing, and printing photographic images. The author also delves into the theoretical aspects of photography, discussing the nature of light and its role in the photographic process, as well as the principles of optics and the importance of understanding perspective, composition, and exposure. Throughout the book, the author emphasizes the importance of careful attention to detail and precision in every aspect of photography, providing clear and concise instructions to ensure successful results. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781330707715_0
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