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[Monobath], William Quan May 1967

[Monobath], William Quan

Theses

A monobath designed for Kodak panatomic-X 35mm film was obtained, which produced similar contrast and 2/3 of a stop increase in speed as compared to Haist' s monobath MM-1 formula. Formulation of monobath was based on his formula by increasing the phenidone from 4 to 7 grams, sodium thiosulfate from 110 to 125 grams; pH and temperature were set at 11.0 and 85 F respectively

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A Method Of Calibrating A Photo Optical System For Determining Spatial Relationships, E. Glab, D. Zimmerman May 1967

A Method Of Calibrating A Photo Optical System For Determining Spatial Relationships, E. Glab, D. Zimmerman

Theses

A technique is described for the calibration of a photo-optical system. This technique yields a response surface. Measurements of image density and image width taken from a microdensitometer trace can be related through this response surface to object dimensions.

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An Investigation Of Photographic Edges In Determination Of Modulation-Transfer Functions, Walter Gramiak May 1967

An Investigation Of Photographic Edges In Determination Of Modulation-Transfer Functions, Walter Gramiak

Theses

An investigation is developed for determining whether certain factors, which are characteristics of a photographic edge, are of significance in the derivation of the modulation transfer function of a system from the edge. Factors investigated were edge spread, density range (contrast), and background density. The experiment was limited as to levels used but it was determined that the edge spread significant and a minimum allowable edge spread was calculated.

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Color Monobath Development, John Plumadore May 1967

Color Monobath Development, John Plumadore

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Reporter - April 14th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1967

Reporter - April 14th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Union funds unconstitutional; nominations made for top offices (p. 1); NRH residents demonstrate for needed elevator repairs (p. 1); John Bircher speaks at activities hour (p. 1); Wiley, Pizzo elected to MRHA key positions (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Maintenance is there any? (p. 3); Speaking up (p. 4); New campus construction progresses at slow rate (p. 4); Goldfish (p. 4); Senator Hatfield proposes voluntary military service (p. 6); Fraga, Collins named to head reporter staff (p. 6); Cornell fire kills nine; questions on safety raised (p. 6); Conference begins today (p. 6); Leary …

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Reporter - April 7th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Apr 1967

Reporter - April 7th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

At war Memorial Lopez concert set for tomorrow night (p. 1); Techmila wins first place in yearbook competition (p. 1); Student senate vacancies filled (p. 1); Gerhardt elected to chairmanship (p. 1); By LBJ end of CIA subsidies ordered (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Campus security-a special report (p. 3); Neblette to retire; ends 37 year career (p. 4); Master’s program being considered for community college teachers (p. 4); Photo course for engineers (p. 4); New seminar series for photographers (p. 4); Faculty comment (p. 4); Mrs. Mitchell speaks at …

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Reporter - January 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Jan 1967

Reporter - January 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT to operate split campus (p. 1); Split campus housing policy announced by administration (p. 1); Memorial committee names six new campus buildings (p. 1); Last of four candidates for head of NTID visits campus (p. 1); Scholarships received by four students (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); A split campus news wise (p. 2); Graduated tuition (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 3); Food students receive new scholarship fund (p. 3); Curtis appointed director of alumni relations staff (p. 3); A New idea in student housing (p. 4); Reporter vacancies occupied (p. 4); ‘The Image’ …

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Variations In The Spectral Radiometric Function, Measured In The Field, Of Five Different Types Of Terrain As A Function Of Atmospheric Conditions, Solar Altitude, And Viewing Position, Guy Welch Jan 1967

Variations In The Spectral Radiometric Function, Measured In The Field, Of Five Different Types Of Terrain As A Function Of Atmospheric Conditions, Solar Altitude, And Viewing Position, Guy Welch

Theses

The purpose of this experiment was to: 1. Determine how closely five different types of terrain, such as sand, cultivated soil, grass, loose rocks, and bushes resembled Lambertian surfaces. 2. Determine how closely the radiometric functions for three wave length bands compared for each type of terrain. 3. Develops the shape of the radiance envelope as defined by the radiometric function for each type of terrain. 4. Determine the effect of changes in solar altitude on the radiometric function. 5. Determine the effect of changing the conditions of irradiance from clear sky to overcast sky on the radiometric function. The …

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A Study Of The Low Current Density Electrolysis Of Ammonium Thiosulfate Fixers, John Bowman Jan 1967

A Study Of The Low Current Density Electrolysis Of Ammonium Thiosulfate Fixers, John Bowman

Theses

Determinations of the current tolerences of sodium thiosulfate and ammonium thiosulfate fixers are made and compared. The rate of fixation of ammonium thiosulfate fixer before and after electrolysis is studied. The current efficiency of low current density electrolysis in ammonium thiosulfate is found. Causes and forms of sulfiding are discussed and related to the work of the experimenter.

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Automatic Merchandising, D. Kenneth Winebrenner Jan 1967

Automatic Merchandising, D. Kenneth Winebrenner

Theses

Not provided.

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A Collection Of Writings And Line Drawings, Bonnie Kimpland Jan 1967

A Collection Of Writings And Line Drawings, Bonnie Kimpland

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Reporter - November 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1966

Reporter - November 18th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Drama guild presents Antigone tonight at 8:30 (p. 1); Institute will add NTID to seven present colleges (p. 1); Baker, Staab discuss union (p. 1); Housing policy stated again to clarify issue (p. 1); Meal plan chopped by 78; mandatory plan queried (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Trio states second paper needed today (p. 3); Alumni news (p. 6); Sports season set to open Dec. 2 (p. 6); Grads win in election (p. 6); Grads win in election (p. 6); Wrestling starts shy grapplers (p. …

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Reporter - November 11th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1966

Reporter - November 11th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

No abstract provided.

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Reporter - November 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1966

Reporter - November 4th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Gregory, Ortman, Shoulet resign from Reporter staff (p. 2); Paul Smith holds shortest term in Senate history (p. 2); Homecoming begins today with an alumni luncheon (p. 2); Althea Richardson appointed editor of 1967 Techmila (p. 2); City Councilman May speaks on ‘Involvement’ (p. 2); Sigma Pi fraternity plan Korn Ball tonight (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Roving reporter (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Faculty comment (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Bryan says RIT business not needed (p. 4); General Studies faculty sponsors coffee hour (p. 4); Forensic hosts debate society (p. …

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Reporter - October 28th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1966

Reporter - October 28th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Campbell explains tuition, cost at student Senate meeting (p. 2); Bonfire, rally planned for November 4 (p. 2); Aid office moved (p. 2); Campus ‘wages war’; boycotts Bryan’s Drug (p. 2); Activities Board plans directory (p. 2); Stephen May will speak at Activities hour (p. 2); Activities Board plans directory (p. 2); Stephen May will speak at Activities hour (p. 2); 3,160 Students enrolled for fall quarter (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Roving reporter (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Faculty comment (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Heritage (p. 4); Laughton wins Senate seat (p. 4); …

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Reporter - October 21st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1966

Reporter - October 21st 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Institute tugs at purse strings; increases tuition, room, board (p. 1); New lot eases faculty parking (p. 1); Homecoming queen candidates picked (p. 1); Student Court organized plans for Judicial Seminar (p. 1); Gay Nineties’ is weekend theme (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Placement installs bulletin board of job opportunities (p. 3); Spirit trophy to be awarded (p. 3); Spaghetti dinner scheduled by APO (p. 3); School of Printing receives equipment (p. 3); $200 Scholarship open for women (p. 3); 43 Printing Students awarded scholarships …

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Reporter - October 14th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1966

Reporter - October 14th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Dr. Mark Ellingson honored on 30th anniversary as Institute President (p. 1); Institute prospers under Ellingson (p. 1); Ellingson greeted by large turnout of students, friends (p. 1); Interfraternity council interprets constitution (p. 1); New campus cake cut by Dr. Ellingson (p. 1); AEIT goes national (p. 1); Two themes announced for talisman film festival series (p. 1); Off campus news briefs (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Ski club opens season (p. 3); It’s freshmen boys from wall to wall (p. 3); Where do we …

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Reporter - October 7th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1966

Reporter - October 7th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Bennett, Benz outstanding (p. 6); Day School faculty increase; 42 members added this year (p. 1); Models needed (p. 1); New campus roads to honor founders (p. 1); Ellingson names Bjork as assistant (p. 1); Freshman aided first week by members of frosh daze (p. 1); $500,000 fund given to RIT (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Roving reporter (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Appointments (p. 3); Youthful drug usage not limited to slums (p. 3); Flight Course begins Oct. 17 (p. 3); RIT faculty hears educator (p. 3); Williams to show work (p. 3); Finley author of new …

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Exploration Of A Corporate Image: "In The Visual Perspective", H. Clapsaddle Aug 1966

Exploration Of A Corporate Image: "In The Visual Perspective", H. Clapsaddle

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - June 3rd 1966, Rit Reporter Staff Jun 1966

Reporter - June 3rd 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Record 1,257 to graduate at Commencement exercises (p. 2); Busy agenda set for ’66 Convocation (p. 2); Outstanding Teacher will be cited at 19th faculty dinner (p. 2); Telephone message heard by dialing extension 303 (p. 2); Yearbook to be distributed June 7 (p. 2); Dr. Smith releases partial list of new faculty members for ’66-’67 term (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Tiger Tracks (p. 6); Tigers end season with 6-1 record (p. 6); Phi Sigma Kappa wins IFC softball crown (p. 6); Netters closeout with 8-1 record (p. 6); RIT sluggers …

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Xerox Advertising, William Mcdonald May 1966

Xerox Advertising, William Mcdonald

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - May 27th1966, Rit Reporter Staff May 1966

Reporter - May 27th1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Class of ’66 is first to exceed goal in Pacesetter campaign (p. 2); Costanza, Robinson, Vander-Veen earn ‘Athlete of the Year Award’ (p. 2); Police Bureau gives awards (p. 2); Admissions unsettled (p. 2); National IFC president speaks to RIT Greeks (p. 2); Rylance presents gavel to baker at inauguration banquet (p. 2); Drama Guild holds banquet (p. 2); U.S. Steel donates $20,000 (p. 2); Editorials (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); Stop the clock (p. 3); Davis elected DeMolay prexy (p. 4); Students find new pastime (p. 4); Alpha Phi Omega announces officers (p. 4); NSF and …

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Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Jane Miller May 1966

Nature, Man And The Young Reader, Jane Miller

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - May 20th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff May 1966

Reporter - May 20th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Clint Cook, Kathy McCormick selected Mr. Campus, Miss RIT by students (p. 2); Phi Sigma Kappa captures Spring Weekend top honors (p. 2); Hanson honored as ‘outstanding senator’ (p. 2); Ring orders taken today (p. 2); Alpha Sigma Lambda reinstated by Senate (p. 2); Dr. Leo Smith announces three new professorships (p. 2); Protests mark Spring Weekend outdoor advertisement competition (p. 2); Class standings being compiled for draft deferment classification (p. 2); A fine weekend--almost (p. 3); Letters to the editor (p. 3); A dangerous minority (p. 3); Frosh daze committee makes plans for September (p. 4); ASA has Parents …

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Reporter - May 13th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff May 1966

Reporter - May 13th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Spring Weekend ’66 opens with informal street dance (p. 1); Fifteen acts to perform in talent show today (p. 1); Draft test set (p. 1); Students may choose General Studies electives (p. 1); Olson elected IFC president; offers ‘blood, sweat, toil, tears’ (p. 1); General Studies group featured in Faculty-Student Relations Seminar (p. 1); Tea held (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); Barbers get new look (p. 3); Barbers get new look (p. 3); Herbert new president of Panhellenic Council (p. 3); Biology Department receives …

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The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht May 1966

The Effect Of Negative And Positive Granularity On The Final Print Granularity, W. Norman Pierce, Avron Hecht

Theses

Theoretically, the relation of negative and positive rms granularity to the final print granularity is described by the following equation: σ(D)print=[ σ(D)2negative material+ σ(D)2positive material]1/2. Using fine, medium and coarse grained positive and negative materials in a variety of printing situations, the validity of the above equation was tested. Results of this investigation indicated that the hypothesized equation does not hold for a variety of printing situations.

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Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy May 1966

Evaluation Of Halftone Images By Modulation Transfer, John Price, Paul Kennedy

Theses

This paper concerns an investigation for determining the feasibility of employing methods, similar to those used in conventional continuous tone photography, for determining the modulation transfer of variable area images on lithographic films. It deals with some of the special problems of separating the signal (the image) from the noise (the pattern of the screen), and describes the instruments and approaches to data read-out.

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Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice May 1966

Latent Image Stability In High Resolution Plates, Robert Mottice

Theses

A study of the stability of the latent image in High Resolution Plates is presented. Two factors have been investigated- relative humidity before and after exposure and the length of time under such conditions. It was found that in conditions of 60% relative humidity or less, fading does not pose any real threat to the commercial user and that under 100% R.H. conditions fading takes place quite rapidly.

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Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria May 1966

Sensitometric Characteristics Of Monobaths, Kenneth Gould, Bert Zaccaria

Theses

The United States Air Force presently uses SO-233 Duplicating Film for the processing of transparent prints and has achieved a long straight line curve for reproduction control purposes. Type 8430 Duplicating Film is also used for the same purpose but for different contrasts. Their problem was that the developer and Type 8430 were not compatible and did not have a sufficiently high density or a long enough straight line. The results of this experiment have yielded a monobath formulation which when used with type 8430 film will give the desired density and straight line required.

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Reporter - May 6th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff May 1966

Reporter - May 6th 1966, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Student Action Committee seeks answers from administration (p. 1); Drama Guild to present ‘The Brute’ on May 10; Evrard cast in lead role (p. 1); Budget reflects increase (p. 1); Carl Rowan to speak at convocation exercises (p. 1); Faculty members to receive promotions (p. 1); Stern to head Board of Trustees (p. 1); Techmila ’66 to be available May 12, 13 (p. 1); 34 Departmental Senators elected (p. 1); Convocation Picnic (p. 1); Convocation Picnic (p. 1); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Stop the clock (p. 2); Artists open studio, Gallery Imaginators (p. 3); True elected president of …

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