Identifier: halftoneprocessp00verf (find matches)
Title: The half-tone process. A practical manual of photo-engraving in half-tone on zinc, copper, and brass
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Verfasser, Julius
Subjects: Photoengraving
Publisher: London, Iliffe & sons, limited
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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F/45 to F/22 Are the Finest ofModern Lenses. The definition is exquisite,,flatness of field and covering,power unsurpassed. The several series providefor every requirement of thephotographer, and includelenses of the greatest rapidityfor the fastest instantaneouswork, and for studio use; aseries of rapid universal lensessuitable for all kinds of photo-graphy; extreme wide-anglelenses having an angle of 140°;and a special Series forProcess Work. FULL CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION TO - 6. P. GOERZ, In. 1 to 6, Holboro Circus, London, E.C. APVFRTISEMEMTS. VII- PHOTOGRAPHY 3d Weekly. For everyone interested in photography andphotographic reproduction processes. For half-tone illustrationcarried to its highest point For the best technical information by thebest writers. Send a postcard for a specimen copy tothe publishers, ILIFFE & SONS Ltd., 3, St. Bride Street, E.G. 1 . .-w viii. ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. ix. He wlio caases two blades of grass to grow where onegrew before is a benefactor to mankind. THE LINING BEVELER may not be able to createtwo pictures out of one, but it can enhance the beauty ofthe one to a degree that doubles its value. Its idea is theoutcome of an artists desire to bring into effect points ina picture, and give a finishing tone to that which otherwiseseemed an abrupt ending. As the frame, the glass, and theshadow-box are to the oil painting, so is the artistic work ofthe Lining Beveler to the photo-engraving when handled byartistic hands. It is a piece of mechanism, simple and un-complicated in itself, but capable of doing from the simplestto the most complicated work in the way of completing theunfinished, and embellishing the already beautiful. Thevariety of its work is almost unlimited; but as it is a pieceof mechanism, its success or failure lies entirely with theartist who designs its work. Our little illustration on theopposite page is but a

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