[CHAPTER XV.]
Persistence of Images on the Retina—The Use of Coloured Discs p. 179
[CHAPTER XVI.]
Contrast Colours—Measurement of Contrast Colours—Fatigue of the Eye—After-Images p. 196
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| FIG. | PAGE | |
| Colour-patch apparatus | [Frontispiece] | |
| 1. | Spectrum of sunlight | [18] |
| 2. | Carbon poles of an electric light | [20] |
| 3. | Curve for converting prismatic spectrum into wave-lengths | [28] |
| 4. | The thermopile | [35] |
| 5. | Heating effect of different sources of radiation | [38] |
| 6. | Colour-patch apparatus | [42] |
| 7. | Rotating sectors | [45] |
| 8. | Spectrum of Carbon Sodium and Lithium | [48] |
| 9. | Interference bands | [60] |
| 10. | Absorption of rays by the atmosphere | [68] |
| 11. | Luminosity curve of spectrum of the positive pole of the electric light | [79] |
| 12. | Rectangles of white and vermilion | [82] |
| 13. | Arrangement for measuring the luminosities of pigments | [83] |
| 14. | Measurement of the intensity of rays reflected from white and coloured surfaces | [88] |
| 15. | Intensity of rays reflected from vermilion, emerald green, and French ultramarine | [92] |
| 16. | Method of obtaining two patches of identical colour | [95] |
| 17. | Absorption by red, blue, and green glasses | [99] |
| 18. | Light reflected from metallic surfaces | [100] |
| 19. | Intensities of vermilion, carmine, mercuric iodide, and Indian red | [101] |
| 20. | Intensities of gamboge, Indian yellow, cadmium yellow, and yellow ochre | [101] |
| 21. | Intensities of emerald green, chromous oxide, and terre verte | [103] |
| 22. | Intensities of indigo, Antwerp blue, cobalt, and French ultramarine | [104] |
| 23. | Method of obtaining a colour template | [104] |
| 24. | Template of carmine | [106] |
| 25. | Template of luminosity of white light | [108] |
| 26. | Absorption of transmitted and reflected light by Prussian blue and carmine | [107] |
| 27. | Collimator for comparing the intensity of two sources of light | [109] |
| 28. | Spectrum intensities of sunlight, gaslight, and blue sky | [109] |
| 29. | Comparison of sun and sky lights | [111] |
| 30. | Slide with slits to be used in the spectrum | [113] |
| 31. | Screen on which to match gamboge | [116] |
| 32. | Diaphragm in front of prism | [128] |
| 33. | Curve of sensitiveness of silver bromo-iodide | [136] |
| 34. | Curves of colour sensations | [139] |
| 35. | Kœnig's curves of colour sensations | [151] |
| 36. | Maxwell's colour-box | [152] |
| 37. | Maxwell's curves of colour sensations | [154] |
| 38. | Chromatic circle | [168] |
| 39. | Disc to cause alternate opening and closing of two slits | [179] |
| 40. | Disc painted blue and red | [181] |
| 41. | Electro-motor with discs attached | [183] |
| 42. | Method of cutting disc to allow an overlap of a second disc | [184] |
| 43. | Arrangement to find value of gamboge in terms of emerald green and vermilion | [188] |
| 44. | Disc arranged to give approximately all the spectrum colours | [192] |
| 45. | Method of showing contrast colours | [196] |
COLOUR MEASUREMENT
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