Equipment photography

This method of chromatogram preservation has lost a great deal of its importance with the increasing perfection of photographic methods, particularly since true-colored, instant, paper and slide positives have become available. Photography is the more rapid method of documentation if suitable photographic equipment is available. 

Vibration. A less obvious problem than dust, fumes, or heat is vibration, which may cause difficulties with some types of laboratory equipment, such as analytical balances. Vibration can also interfere with microscopic work, particularly if this is combined with photography. In industrial plants, operation of heavy equipment may cause considerable vibration and should be considered when laboratory location is determined. 

Superb full-color photography of original equipment, intricate scientific instruments, 3-D models, and revealing experiments offers a unique of the discoveries that have changed our way of life, from ancient alchemy to modern technology... 

Shock waves were obtd in Perspex blocks drilled thru with different diameters (Fig 1). The shock wave which developed at the top of the block as well as in the ambient air in contact with the bottom of the same was photographed using the high-speed photography equipment of Cranz Schardin, provided with explosive lamps of which the... 

Descriptions of cameras, other photographic equipment and the many thousands of applications of photography are beyond the scope of this volume. 

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From this period onwards, the technique was used as a qualitative method, firstly via a visual observation with a spectroscope and later via photography. Modem quantitative methods only date from 1925 when good optical equipment came on the market. 

Programmable digital cameras. Such equipment also can be used for surveillance purposes and have the capability of time-lapse photography in order to monitor slow processes. 

The Polaroid Land rapid-process system of photography has been adapted to some kinds of diffraction equipment. The Polaroid film is backed by an intensifying screen (Sec. 5-2) which converts x-rays to visible light that can darken the film. X-ray exposures are about one tenth of those required by x-ray film, and finished prints are available about ten seconds after the x-ray exposure. 

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