A Manual Of Photography

X CONTENTS. PAGE CHAPTER V. The Talbotype as now practised, and its Modifications . 218 Section I. Mr. Cundell’s Process . . . 218 „ II. Modified Processes . . . 224 ,, III. M. Martin’s Calotype Process . . 226 „ IV. Calotype Process on Waxed Paper . . 231 „ V. M. Flacheron’s Process . . . 233 „ VI. Mr. Muller’s Process . . . 236 CHAPTER VI. The Daguerreotype . .. ... 237 Section I. Daguerre’s Improved Manipulation . 237 „ II. Polishing the Plate . . . 241 „ III. To give the Sensitive Surface to the Plate . 242 „ IV. To Develope the Image formed on the Plate 249 „ V. Fixing the Daguerreotype Image . . 251 „ VI. Simplification of the Daguerreotype . 254 CHAPTER VII. THE Collodion Process ...... 259 CHAPTER VIII. THE Use of Albumen on Glass Plates and on Paper . . 277 Positive Photographs from Etchings on Glass Plates . 284 Albumenized Paper . 285 CHAPTER IX. On THE PRODUCTION OF POSITIVE PHOTOGRAPHS BY THE USE OF THE Hydriodic SALTS , 288 CHAPTER X. General Remarks on the Use of the Camera Obscura . . 299 SECTION I. Buildings, Statues, Landscapes, and Foliage 299 „ II. Portraits from the Life . . • 301 CHAPTER XI. The Stereoscope ....... 303 Appendix . . . . . . . . 311 The Photographieraient Right . 311 Correspondence oft English and French Weights and Measures V . 314 Index . 315