van Monckhoven, Désiré van.
A Popular Treatise on Photography. Translated By W.H.
Thornthwaite. London, 1863.
A Popular Treatise on Photography also a
Description of, and Remarks on, the Stereoscope and Photographic
Optics, Etc. Etc.- Contents
- Preface
Introduction. A Glance at the Principal
Photographic Processes Now in Use
- Chapter I. The Plan Followed in this
Work
- Chapter II. On the Preparation of
Substances Required in the Manufacture of Photographic Collodion
- 1. Alcohol
- 2. Ether
- 4. The Iodides and Bromides
employed in the Preparation of Photographic Collodion
- Chapter III. Preparation of Photographic
Collodion
- Chapter IV. Cleaning Glass Plates, etc
- Chapter V. On the Dark Room, and
Photographic Laboratory
- Chapter VI. Coating with Collodion and
Sensitising the Plate
- Chapter VII. Photographic Cameras, Lenses,
etc
- Chapter VIII. On the Glass Room in Which
the Sitter is Placed and the Rules to be Observed in Taking Portrait
and Landscapes
- Chapter IX. Development of the Latent
Image Obtained IN THE CAMERA-OBSCURA
- Chapter X. Fixing and Strengthening the
Negative Image
- Chapter XI. Varnishing the Picture
- Chapter XII. The Dry Collodion,
Collodio-Albumen, and Tannin Processes
- 1. The Dry Collodion Process
- 2 The Collodio-albumen
Process
- 3. The Tannin Process
- Chapter XIII. Positive Collodion
Process
- Chapter XIV. The Stereoscope
- Chapter XV. Printing Positive Proofs
- 1. Salting the Paper
- 2. Sensitising the Paper
- 3. Exposure of the Prepared
Paper to Light
- 4. Toning and Fixing the
Print
- 5. Mounting the Proofs
- Notes
- Footnotes
- Endnotes
- Appearance of Negatives
- Distillation of Ether
- Preparation of Pyroxyline
- Employment of the Iodides and
Bromides
- Nitrate of Silver Stains
- Preparation of the Nitrate of
Silver Bath
- Preparation of Pyrogallic
Acid
- Photographic Optics
- Spots on the Collodion Film
- Crystallisable Acetic Acid