Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Application of Photography to Medical Science: Including a Process for Photographing the Microscopic Field
A is the main tube of the microscope B represents the slide and ?ange by which the whole apparatus is attached to the camera-box. Upon the remaining third, containing the object glass, the slide and cap is fitted. C, figure 2, represents the slide over which the cap D is adjusted at E the cap is perfo rated by a small slot in which the glass, containing the object to be photographed, is placed. After the object is secured by pressing down the cap, it is adjusted to the microscope. Figure 3 represents the instrument when ready to be attached to the camera-box. To the Slide C a gear wheel and ratchet F with a fine feed is affixed, by which the exact focus may be secured.
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