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Handbook of photomicrography (1913)

Hind, H. Lloyd (Herbert Lloyd), Randles, W. Brough (William Brough) · London : G. Routledge & sons, ltd · leaf 324

An illustration from Handbook of photomicrography, 1913, leaf 324
196 PHOTOMICROGRAPHY made by Zeiss at Fig. 63. A beam of light is projected through the opening p, and reflected by the prism through half of the objective, while the image-forming rays pass up through the other half. It will be noticed that the ob- jective mount in the figure is very short,… … Fig* 63 PRISM VERTICAL ILLUMINATOR purpose. The prism gives a more briUiant illumination than the cover-glass reflector, and can consequently be used with a less intense illuminant or a higher power objective. There is also less haze over the image of a highly polished metal surface, but the…

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