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The Design, Construction, And Calibration Of A Spectral, Projection, Transmission, Three-Component, Subtractive Color Densitometer Head, H. Morgan
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In the field of densitometry, there is a current trend to create standards which are more specific, more technical, and more practical than the standards which have been produced in the past. This paper deals with the design, construction, and evaluation of an instrument which conforms to one of these standards. A bit more was added, in that the instrument was made to be used with negative color materials. The instrument constructed was a spectral, projection, transmission, three-component, subtractive color densitometer head. One of the unique characteristics of the instrument is the fact that a spectral lamp was used for …
An Optical Technique For On-Film Recording Of Lens Aperture And Focus Settings, Richard Thompson
An Optical Technique For On-Film Recording Of Lens Aperture And Focus Settings, Richard Thompson
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A simple optical technique for placing a record of the camera aperture and focus conditions on each photograph is described. A lens system is installed in a NASA/Hasselblad lunar surface camera so that a small image of the camera iris is formed in the corner of the photographic image field. The camera aperture and focus settings that were used in the taking of the photograph are determined from measurements of -the width and position of the data image. A Fortran IV computer program which uses the system calibration data and iterative techniques to determine the settings from the image measurements …
Generation Of Sinusoidal Test Images By Incoherent Spatial Filtering, Joel Gray
Generation Of Sinusoidal Test Images By Incoherent Spatial Filtering, Joel Gray
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Most methods used for determining the modulation transfer function of a photographic film require that a sinusoidal intensity distribution object be imaged on the film and the resultant effective exposure modulation compared to the object modulation. This paper describes the investigation of the feasibility of generating a sinusoidal intensity distribution from a crenelate pattern by incoherent spatial filtering using non-monochromatic radiation. Using a Kodak Ektar Enlarging Lens (focal length of 100 mm.) at f/8 it has been found that images may be spatially filtered up to 30 cycles/mm while maintaining a modulation of 62# in white light (tungsten illumination). At …
The Function Of Flat Shape In Painting, Marla Friedrich
Contemporary Religious Graphic Design, Vlasta Paul
A Study Of Consumer Acceptance Of A No-Loss Credit Card Verification System, Dean Arlidge
A Study Of Consumer Acceptance Of A No-Loss Credit Card Verification System, Dean Arlidge
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This research study focuses upon Credit Cards and a proposed verification method to reduce the risk of fraudulent use. It is anticipated that the proliferation and growing use of credit cards will require the use of security concepts offering built-in point of use protection that is automatic and reliable. A suggested concept is the use of a combined electronic credit card and a memory device. The proposed verification technique combines a user electronic credit card and memory number along with a simple imprinter which would be operated by the person accepting the credit card. Credit cards have become a widely …
Fact And Illusion In Painting, Patricia Sennett
An Examination Of The Conclusion Proposed By W.A. Thornton On The "Luminosity And Color Rendering Capability Of White Light", Mary A. Maier
An Examination Of The Conclusion Proposed By W.A. Thornton On The "Luminosity And Color Rendering Capability Of White Light", Mary A. Maier
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A study was recently conducted by W.A. Thornton of Westinghouse Flourescent and Vapor Divisions, on the luminosity and color rendering capability of white light. It is the purpose of this project to investigate the validity of his conclusions. Thornton states that: "The spectral power distribution of white light required to maximize luminous efficiency and the color rendering index is approximated by additive combination of three spectral lines near 450, 540 and 610nm The two wavelength regions near 500 and 580nm are disadvantageous."2
Detection Of Developer By-Products Using The Schlieren Method, Stephen Kelly, Ralph Simon
Detection Of Developer By-Products Using The Schlieren Method, Stephen Kelly, Ralph Simon
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A single-pass schlieren system, utilizing two 14 inch focal length lenses, has been developed for the purpose of demonstrating the feasibility of detecting and recording developer by-product flows from various photographic film/paper-developer combinations. The test samples studied were: Kodak Polycontrast F Paper in Kodak Developer, D-72 and Kodak Kodalith Contact Film in Kodak Developers D-11, Kodalith Super and Kodalith. The apparent amount of detectable flow varied greatly from test sample to test sample, but did not seem to show any significant shift in the pattern due to variations in the exposure conditions on the samples. Differences in the time of …
A Study Of The Holy As An Aesthetic Phenomenon, Thomas Raterman
Stoneware And Porcelain Fireplaces, Rick E. Flannery
Window Paintings, John Ritson
"For A Better Zoo", Vincent Lupinetti
New Concepts In Illustration Techniques For The Printed Media, David Folkman
New Concepts In Illustration Techniques For The Printed Media, David Folkman
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Genre Painting, Lydia Mugambi
Financing The Nuclear Fuel Requirements Of Public Utilities, Peter A. Lewis
Financing The Nuclear Fuel Requirements Of Public Utilities, Peter A. Lewis
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A major portion of new electric generating capacity will be nuclear powered. The change to nuclear power will require large outlays of capital not required with conventional fuels to finance nuclear fuel inventories. Nuclear fuel financing requirements are unique because nuclear fuel is not consumed in the same manner as conventional fuels. Financing has not been a problem to date because nuclear fuel can be obtained only through lease from the Atomic Energy Commission. This arrangement will be terminated by June 30, 1973 and from that date on all nuclear fuel must be privately owned. Electric utilities have shown an …
The Season Of Man, Karl Schantz
Hand Puppets, Robert Knorr
Eroticism, Dream Imagery And Symbolism, Denny Immergut
A Geometric/Symmetric Series, Charles Zuill
Illustration For Childrens' Literature, Edward Parker
Selected Poems Of Robert Frost, Peter Basti
Environmental Relationships, Michael Cotsworth
The Black Man And The American City, Gene De Prez
Figure And Environment, Carol Davis
Environmental Sculptural Furniture And Furnishings, Bobby Falwell
Design In Motion: An Animated Study, David S. Porter
A Theoretical Investigation Of Color Correction Masking For The Graphic Arts, Clarence Gutteridge Jr
A Theoretical Investigation Of Color Correction Masking For The Graphic Arts, Clarence Gutteridge Jr
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The theoretical functional relationship between mask density and original red, green, and blue densities has been described for a photomechanical reproduction system. A computational model simulating the reproduction system was derived and programmed on a digital computer. Spectrophotometric curves were used as originals and the needed ink amounts to reproduce these colors were specified by a set of transformation equations. The relationship obtained by regression analysis did not completely agree with conventional masking requirements. The results of this investigation are compared with the negative photographic mask technique to investigate the inadequacies of the photographic process to give adequate masking.
Coagulation In Waste Water Treatment, Garret P. Westerhoff
Coagulation In Waste Water Treatment, Garret P. Westerhoff
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This paper emphasizes a practical approach to the coagulation of domestic waste water. A portion of the paper is a synopsis of current published literature on the subject. Laboratory studies on the coagulation of raw domestic waste waters were conducted to provide the basis of a practical procedure for the evaluation and design of a coagulation process. Studies included the development of a relationship between the B.O.D. and the soluble and solids portion of two waste tests. The jar test was used for the studies on the coagulation process. The final section of the paper outlines the chemical cost factors …
Portrait Of A Girl, Geoffrey Vollers