Photography, its principles and practice
Subtitle: a manual of the theory and practice of photography, designed for use in colleges, technical institutions and by the advanced student of the science
By: by C.B. Neblette
Contributors: Epstean Collection of Books on Photography and Its Applications in the Graphic Arts (Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library)
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand Company
Published: 1927
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 644
Subjects: Photography; Processing; Equipment and supplies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 589-630) and indexes.

"A list of more important reference works on photography": pages 589-590; "References to technical journals": p. 591-630.

Also issued online.
Table of contents: title: The development of photography; title: The camera and darkroom; title: Photographic optics; title: The aberrations of the photographic objective; title: The photographic objective; title: The photographic emulsion; title: Orthochromatics; title: The latent photographic image; title: Sensitometry; title: The exposure of the sensitive material; title: The theory of development; title: Organic developing agents; title: The technique of development; title: The laws of fixation and washing; title: Defects in negatives; title: Intensification and reduction; title: Printing processes with silver salts; title: Projection printing; title: Lantern slides and transparencies; title: The toning of developed silver images; title: Platinotype and iron printing processes; title: Printing processes employing bichromated colloids. I. (carbon and carbro); title: Printing processes employing bichromated colloids. II. (gum-bichromate and allied processes); title: Printing processes employing bichromated colloids. III. (oil, bromoil and transfer); title: Copying; title: Natural color photography.