\u25a0)GRAPHING (COLOR*

Done, bat but 0«ner»lly

I, m It Hm no Great Value.

de W. Abney. in a paperect of light on matter read.British association, said:

to is often asked when pho-i natural color* will be dis-Photography in naturalonlyhas been discovered,

bs in natural eo'ors huveced. lam not alluding to

bs produced by manualwhich have from timo to

'oisted on a credulous pubr produced bv the action of, much to tiie damage ofly and usually to the so>ntors. Roughly speaking,of producing the spectrum

ml colors is to chlormizo u», expose it to white lightmet a violet color, heat tillrather ruddy, and expose

tit spectrum. The spectrumhen impressed id their nat-

Experiment haa shownsolors are due to an oxidized jng formed at the red end of |in and a reduced product at

nd. Photography in natuhowever, is only interests

a scientific point of view,as I can see, can never have |ial value.is to be useful nust be onereproductions are strictly

ther words, itmust be a de-ind not a printing process,ist be taken in the camera,

inting process requires notght light, but also a pro-osure. Now, it can becon-t in a substance which abe visible spectrum, the mol-be so shaken and sifted byit rays that eventually theytlves into masses which rerticular rays by which theyi; but it is almost?l mightimpossible to believe thatlifting has only been com-it would be in the short exvhich a camera picture isthe substance deposited tole imn£C by purely ciiemi-would be so ol)liging as tolat the iwvticular size of parshould give to the imageit the nucleus on which itmg. lam aware that indays of photography we

>od deal about curious re-had been obtained in nega-re red brick houses wereed a (id the blue sky as blu-ause of these coincidencesd to explain, and would bee same as when the red» were shown asblaish ands red in a negative. The;he production of the latter.re naturally not abundant, 'would not attract much at- :

may repeat then that pho-i natural colors by a print 1cess ?by which I mean bysf light alone?is not onlyut has been done; thatjtioiiof a negative in natunight be produced appears,

our knowledge,ossible. Supposing it wereiticable, it would be unsatis-i the light with which thes impressed would very?om that in which would

Pare fully aware of this diffl-ainting, and take their pre-

against it The nearest ap0 success in producing piclight alone is the method ofhree negatives of the same

account of theim^w'coKr'»es used. If a device could1 whereby only those threeie spectrum could be sever-which form the color sensa-method would be more per-tis at present. Even thencould not lie attained, ovv-

defect which is inherent inhy and which cannot beL This defect is the imperfecttioii of gradation of tone,ce, if we nave a strip gradu-what we call black to white>e recollected that no tonetifically be called black andite) and photograph it, wen a print from the negativesss which is supposed to rep-?rav of equal mixtures of1 white by no means does soblack is not as black nor the"hite as the original.

Ii»nth Atlantic llollern.tlior of "The Cruise of thead a chance to study tho ef-h waves, or rollers. It wa?

lores of the island of Trini-li lies off the coast of Brazilhundred miles. The islandre covered with wreckagebeen carried there by winds

truck me as remarkable wasof this wreckage had been

great distance above'what ]be the high water mark.

, jammed between two rocks,ved a hu<re iron beam thaive weighed many tons,xplanation probably is thaiI, like several other low lyingAtlantic islands, notably St.and Fernando Noronlia, isto that terrible phenomenonas the rollers. Those whotnessed this describe how on a-ir day, when tho winds arcthe ocean smooth, of a sud-

-1 waters in the olßng are ob-to become disturbed; billowllow advances to the shore,ly increasing in magnitude,last tho wuters are piled up in

ins far higher than the hugestraves, that rush on to shore ;irful impetuosity, driving fromichors any vessels they mayjer> and hurling them "far up Iland, beyoud the reach of thespring tides.at hurricanes and submarine? are both suggested asP L L^'1 phenomenon.?

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