ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD COLLODION
From New Latin collōdium, from Greek kollōdēs glutinous, from kolla glue.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COLLODION»
Discover the use of
collodion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
collodion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Study of the Biology of Ferns by the
Collodion Method: ...
Infiltrating with Collodion. — Add 2 per cent collodion to the prothallia in the vial,
sufficient to cover them. Cork the vial, and invert two or three times to seal the
cork with collodion from inside. Allow to infiltrate for six hours. Decant the 2 per
cent ...
George Francis Atkinson, 1894
2
The dry
collodion process
Supposing, therefore, there is more than half a grain (the maximum quantity) of
camphor to each ounce of collodion, it would be impossible to develop with pyro-
gallic acid, and gallic acid must then be employed alpne. The proportion of ...
Robert Freeman Barnes, 1857
3
Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography
More useful was the collodio-albumen process published in 1855 by the French
scientist, J.M.Taupenot. The process involved washing wet collodion plates in a
silver nitrate bath. After coating with a protective layer of albumen, the dried
plates ...
4
Pharmaceutical Record and Weekly Market Review
Corrosive Collodion. Mercurich cloride 5 Elastic collodion 95 Creosote Collodion.
Creosote. . . 50 Collodion 50 For toothache. Croton Oil Collodion. Croton oil 10
Collodion 90 Diachylon Collodion. Lead plaster 10 Alcohol v 10 Ether 20 ...
5
Coming Into Focus: A Step-by-Step Guide to Alternative ...
Contrary to most of the recent literature written on the subject of wet-plate
photography, pouring the collodion, often called "flowing the plate," may be done
in bright daylight. Good ventilation is suggested, since the fumes of the ether
might be ...
6
The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography
Throughout the collodion era, both hypo and cyanide were used for fixing
positives and negatives. Collodion Positives Positive images madeby the
collodion process fall under two categories: those made in the camera (direct
positives) and ...
powder and be dissolved in the collodion by agitation. — IX The product contains
10 per cent of chrys- arobin. Collodion, Carbolated Salicylic, TTnna. Carbolic
acid, crystal av.oz. 1 Salicylic acid av.oz. 1 Collodion fl.oz. 5 Mix and dissolve by
...
Albert Ethelbert Ebert, 1896
An English sculptor named Frederick Scott Archer found the answer in a
substance called collodion. Collodion was new — it had existed only since 1846.
A thick liquid made by dissolving cellulose (also called guncotton) in a mixture of
ether ...
9
A dictionary of medical science ...
0. fe'ver, hectic fever. 0. necro'sis, humid necrosis. Collispinalls. Spinatus colli
muscle. Collisplen 'ius. Splenius colli muscle. Col located. Placed or situated with
or immediately adjacent to another part. Collodion. Collodium (Ph. U. S. and Br.),
...
Robley Dunglison, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1903
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The Standard Formulary; a Collection of Nearly Five Thousand ...
powder and be dissolved in the collodion by agitation.-D. The product contains
10 per cent of chrysarobin. ч Collodion, Ca_rbo1ated_Sa1icylic, Unna. Carbolic
acid, crystal _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .av.oz. 1 Salicylic acid . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Albert Ethelbert Ebert, A. Emil Hiss, 1899
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COLLODION»
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collodion is used in the context of the following news items.
Shooting Wet Plate Collodion Images With a Holga Panoramic
One of his most recent projects involves shooting with a Holga panoramic to create collodion images on plates. When one usually thinks about ... «The Phoblographer, Jul 15»
115 years of marijuana coverage
An extract of cannabis, along with sodium and collodion, would form a paste. Readers were instructed to “paint over the corn once or twice a ... «The Seattle Times, Jul 15»
How I Turned a Caravan Into a Mobile Darkroom for Wet Plate Photos
As a result of wet plate collodion, my DIY skills have improved considerably over the past 4 years. To make images, I had to build my own 11 x ... «PetaPixel, Jul 15»
Historic England: Previously unseen photos provide a fascinating …
This view of St Paul's Cathedral looming beyond the Thames-side wharves is an albumen print from a wet collodion negative, virtually identical ... «Yahoo News UK, Jul 15»
Armed With Homemade Cameras, Haddam Man Portrays Civil War …
It's a painstaking process, in which flammable collodion is spread onto a metal or glass plate and plunged into a bath of silver nitrate, which ... «CTNow, Jul 15»
We Loved Watching Them When We Were Younger, But What …
He is now a printer and photographer who specializes in the nineteen century processes of collodion and Woodburytype. His work has featured ... «moviepilot.com, Jul 15»
AMA's F Street Gallery Showcases Photography by Miguel Salom …
Selected portraits and landscapes use wet collodion, an early form of photographic emulsion. A glass plate or sensitized metal is exposed ... «Broadway World, Jul 15»
Tintype Photographers Shoot Burlington
Both photographers call themselves "wet-plate collodion artists." Morgan has been producing tintypes for about 15 years; Howlett for two. «Seven Days, Jul 15»
Snapshot: Tintype heirlooms
... Daguerreotype/tintype cases by hand, is now a mobile operation and will begin making wet plate collodion portraits in downtown Glens Falls ... «Troy Record, Jun 15»
Art review: Photography – A Victorian Sensation
Dissatisfied with available methods, he invented what is known as the wet collodion process: a coated glass plate produces a negative which ... «Scotsman, Jun 15»
