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Colour photography. A practical treatise for amateurs (1900)

Smith, A. E · London, Hazell, Watson & Viney, ld. · leaf 81

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The Melanochromoscope'^ 69 In practice, two pairs of stereoscopic negatives are utilised for printing the positives— namely, the green, and opposite halves of the red and blue-violet pairs. A special camera attachment … The "Kromaz." for making the negatives completes the outfit, which may be purchased from Messrs. Watson and Sons, 313, High Holborn, London. The Melanochkomoscope." The Melanochromoscope " is a combined camera for taking the three negatives upon one plate at one exposure, and viewing the…

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