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In "Wireless Transmission of Photographs Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged 1919," Marcus J. Martin takes readers on an enlightening journey through the breathtaking advancements made in wireless technology during the early 20th century. As a revised and enlarged edition, this book is a comprehensive guide for amateurs and professionals alike, providing a remarkable insight into the science and artistry behind transmitting photographs through the airwaves.

Martin's expertise in the subject matter is evident from the very beginning, as he skillfully introduces readers to the principles of wireless transmission in a clear and concise manner. The author effortlessly blends technical explanations with engaging anecdotes, captivating both technology enthusiasts and history buffs. It is worth mentioning that the book's language is accessible, making it suitable for readers with varying levels of technical knowledge.

One of the standout features of this edition is the inclusion of captivating visuals, impeccably reproduced photographs that serve as prime examples of the wireless transmission process discussed. These visual aids help readers comprehend the intricacies of transmitting images through electromagnetic waves, showcasing the undeniable power and potential of this groundbreaking technology.

Moreover, the book explores the practical applications of wireless transmission, offering valuable information on the equipment needed to achieve successful photo transmission. Martin delves into the engineering behind antennas, amplifiers, and transmitters, illustrating his points with clarity and precision. While some technical jargon is unavoidable, the author takes care to explain complex concepts in layman's terms, ensuring readers with limited technical backgrounds won't feel overwhelmed.

Another notable aspect is the historical context provided throughout the book. Martin highlights the significant milestones in wireless photography, shedding light on pioneers who played pivotal roles in advancing this revolutionary field. As a result, readers gain a deeper understanding of how wireless transmission evolved from a seemingly implausible idea to a practical reality.

The second edition of "Wireless Transmission of Photographs" is an impressive work that appeals to both technology enthusiasts and history aficionados. Martin's passion for the subject shines through his writing, making this book an engaging and informative read. Whether you are curious about the earliest days of wireless communication or seeking inspiration from the past for current technological challenges, this book deserves a place on your shelf. It is a valuable resource, capturing a moment in history when the boundaries of communication were pushed forward, forever changing the way we capture and share images.

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WIRELESS TRANSMISSION OF PHOTOGRAPHS

by

MARCUS J. MARTIN

SECOND EDITION REVISED AND ENLARGED 1919

The Wireless Press, Ltd. 12 13 Henrietta Street, Strand London, W.C. 2

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PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION

Although during the last few years very little, in common with other wireless work, has been possible in connection with the practical side of the wireless transmission of photographs, yet, now that the prospect of experimental work is once again occupying the minds of all wireless workers, advantage has been taken of a reprint of this little volume to amplify a few points that were insufficiently dealt with in the first edition, and also to add some fresh matter.

To Chapter V. has been added a short description of the Nernst lamp, and also some useful information regarding photographic films, and a few notes relating to enlarging included in the Appendix B.

A fresh appendix dealing with the principles of optical lenses has also been added. This is a subject that plays an important part in any system of wireless photography, and to those experimenters whose knowledge of optics is limited this section should prove useful.

To serious workers engaged on the problem of the wireless transmission of photographs, attention {vi} is called to a series of articles which are being published from time to time in the Wireless World , on the design and construction of wireless photographic apparatus... Continue reading book >>




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