XVII. Note on high-power definition as illustrated by a compressed Podura -scale
Author(s) -
Ernest Beaumont,
RoystonPigott
Publication year - 1873
Publication title -
proceedings of the royal society of london
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2053-9126
pISSN - 0370-1662
DOI - 10.1098/rspl.1872.0085
Subject(s) - nothing , art , german , scale (ratio) , art history , power (physics) , visual arts , computer science , philosophy , physics , cartography , linguistics , epistemology , geography , quantum mechanics
Nothing in microscopic matters has ever afforded us such complete satisfaction as the following result of a very fine definition, accomplished by means of a Gundlach German 1/16 immersion lens, corrected by a new method, which Dr. Pigott at present delays publishing in the hope of further improvement, but which he is willing to exhibit at his house. APodura -slide, fortunately strongly protected with a thick glass cover, having accidentally been subjected to so considerable a pressure as to crush out the structure of a large scale, upon bringing it, by haphazard, into the field of view with a magnifying-power of about 2000 diameters, exhibited a structure indicated by the woodcuts here given, and drawn, in the presence of the writes, at Dr. Pigott’s house by the accurate artist Mr. Hollick, deaf and dumb and a rapid delineator without the camera.
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