Brothers A. Photography: its History, Processes, Apparatus, and Materials

2nd Edition. — Griffin, 1899. — 540 p.In the preparation of the following work, my aim has been to produce a Handbook for the use of Students of Photography, which should both give the results of practical experience, and include as far as possible within a moderate compass information gathered from many sources, and not readily accessible.In this second edition of my "Manual," the original purpose of the book has been adhered to so far as giving an outline of all the important photographic processes and their application is concerned. The large quantity of new matter requiring to be referred to, and, where practicable, dealt with in detail, has made it necessary to condense some of the less important articles ; and, although brevity has been necessary, I have endeavoured to include notices of all processes and apparatus which have been introduced during the last seven years.