Product
Help
Pricing
About
Jobs
Log in
Get started
Author
Add to collection
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
Observed names:
A. Claudet,
A.F.J. Claudet,
Antoine François Jean Claudet
OpenAlex ID:
A5035834331
LXVIII. Description of the dynactinometer, an instrument for measuring the intensity of the photogenic rays and comparing the power of object-glasses; with observations on the difference between the visual and photogenic foci, and their constant variation
1851
·
A.F.J. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
·
3
The daguerreotype process: three treatises, 1840-1849
1973
·
Robert A. Sobieszek
, Antoine François Jean Claudet
, et al.
·
2
III. On the stereomonoscope, a new instrument by which an apparently single picture produces the stereoscopic illusion
1859
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
·
2
I. A new fact relating to binocular vision
1867
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
·
1
PDF
On the principles of the solar camera
1860
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
·
1
XXIII. On the phenomenon of relief of the image formed on the ground glass of the camera obscura
1857
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
·
1
PDF
I. On various phenomena of refraction through semi-lenses or prisms, producing anomalies in the illusion of stereoscopic images
1857
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
·
1
PDF
XXXII. Question of priority respecting the discovery of the accelerating process in the daguerreotype operation
1848
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
·
1
PDF
XVII. On different properties of solar radiation producing or preventing a deposit of mercury on silver plates coated with iodine, or compounds with bromine or chlorine, modified by coloured glass media and the vapours of the atmosphere
1847
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
·
1
National Portrait Gallery : people in camera, 1839-1914
1979
·
Colin Ford
, Allan Porter
, et al.
I. Optics of photography.—On a self-acting focus-equalizer, or the means of producing the differential movement of the two lenses of a photographic optical combination, which is capable, during the exposure, of bringing consecutively all the planes of a solid figure into focus, without altering the size of the various images superposed
1867
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
PDF
XXVII. Optics of photography.—On a new process for equalizing the definition of all the planes of a solid figure represented in a photographic picture
1866
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
Moving photographic figures
1865
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
On some phenomena produced by the refractive power of the eye
1863
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
On the phenomenon of relief of the image formed on the ground glass of the camera obscura
1858
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Description of the stereomonoscope
1858
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
On various phenomena of refraction through semi-lenses or prisms, producing anomalies in the illusion of stereoscopic images
1857
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
On the best mode of focusing the photographic apparatus
1853
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
On different properties of solar radiation, producing or preventing a deposit of mercury on silver plates coated with iodine, or its compounds with bromine or chlorine, modified by coloured glass media and the vapours of the atmosphere
1851
·
Antoine Jean Francois Claudet
·
Abstracts of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of London
XLVII. Researches on the theory of the principal phœnomena of photography in the daguerreotype process
1849
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
XLIX. Description of the photographometer, an instrument for measuring the intensity of the chemical action of the rays of light on all the photographic preparations, and for comparing with each other the sensitiveness of these different preparations
1848
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
XXX. Photographic phœnomena referring to the various actions of the red and yellow rays on daguerreotype plates when they have been affected by daylight
1848
·
A. Claudet
·
The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
On the best mode of focusing the photographic apparatus
1838
·
A. Claudet
·
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Show more works
View as search
Works count:
23
Citation count:
13
H-index:
2
I10-index:
Year
Topic
Type
