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A 0.2 msec Xenon Strobe Lamp for Flash-Photomicrography

R.W. GrahamSalisbury College of Art
Pages 244-250 | Received 01 Nov 1970, Published online: 23 Jul 2016

References

  • Leitz Micro-flash device: Ernst Leitz GMBH. Wetzlar Germany; (for Laborlux, Ortholux, and Orthoplan microscopes.)
  • Zeisss Micro-flash: Degenhardt and Co, Ltd, Carl Zeiss House, London.
  • Lawson. D. F. The Technique of Photomicrography, p. 84. George Newnes Ltd, London. 1960.
  • Webster. J. M. Discharge Lamps as continuous mode point sources. The British Journal of Photography 23 October, 1968
  • Continuous mode-Pulsed, point light source; with solid-state power supply. ‘Photon Techniques’ Wishford Road, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, Wilts.
  • Xenon flash tubes by : Heimann GMBH Phyikalisch-Technische Werksatten 6200 Wiesbaden-Dotzheim.
  • Walker, M. I. The High-Speed Photomicrography of fresh water Protozoa. The Photographic Journal. Royal Photographic Society, October 1966.
  • W. Watson and Son Ltd, Barnet, Herts.
  • Xenon Strobe-Lamp for flash photomicrography. ‘Photon Techniques’ Wishford Road, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, Wilts.

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