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High Speed Photography

Proceedings of the Eleventh International Congress on High Speed Photography, Imperial College, University of London, September 1974

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1975

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  1. P. J. Rolls

    1. Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, UK

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Table of contents (106 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages N1-16
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  2. Opening Address

    1. Opening Address

      • I. Maddock
      Pages 17-20

    2. Speech of Welcome

      • Brian Flowers
      Pages 21-22

  3. Invited Paper I

    1. Picosecond Pulse Measurement and its Scientific Applications

      • D. J. Bradley
      Pages 23-31

  4. Invited Paper II

    1. Picosecond Image-Converter Diagnostics

      • M. Ya. Schelev
      Pages 32-40

  5. Invited Paper III

    1. New Laser High Speed Measurement Techniques in Aerodynamics

      • R. Schall
      Pages 41-53

  6. Invited Paper IV

    1. A Review of the Current State of the Art

      • J. Hadland
      Pages 54-60

  7. High-Speed and Ultra High-Speed Cameras

    1. Triggered Rotating Mirror Camera

      • A. E. Huston, D. J. Bowley, K. A. F. Haynes
      Pages 61-64

    2. Objectiv-Technique: A Method of Observing very Fast Events in Paraxial Direction to the Objective

      • M. Held
      Pages 65-71

    3. Fast Electrodynamic Shutter System for a Six Frame Camera

      • G. C. Damstra
      Pages 72-77

    4. Lenticular Plate Cameras for High Speed Stereoscopic Photography

      • L. V. Akimakina, V. P. Belousov, O. F. Grebennikov, V. P. Gusev
      Pages 78-82

  8. High-Speed Cameras

    1. A High Speed Mechanical Shutter Driven by a Gas Motor

      • J. S. McVeagh, H. A. Newbery
      Pages 83-88

    2. Stereoscopic Strobing of Two High-Speed Cameras

      • A. De Volpi, R. Roddick, R. Brenner, R. Pecina, D. Travis, R. Daly
      Pages 89-94

    3. USSR National Committee on High-Speed Photography and Cinematography

      • W. P. Belousov, O. F. Grebennikow, S. M. Prowornow, B. N. Tarasow
      Pages 95-100

  9. Electro-Optical Cameras and Shutters

    1. The LLL Compact 10-PS Streak Camera – 1974 Update

      • S. W. Thomas, J. W. Houghton, G. R. Tripp, L. W. Coleman
      Pages 101-106

    2. Synchroscan — A Technique for the Photography of Repetitive Picosecond Pulses

      • R. Hadland, K. Helbrough, A. E. Huston
      Pages 107-111

    3. The Photochron II Streak Camera

      • P. R. Bird, D. J. Bradley, W. Sibbett
      Pages 112-117

    4. Picosecond Chronography at X-Ray Wavelengths

      • P. R. Bird, D. J. Bradley, A. G. Roddie, W. Sibbett, M. H. Key, M. J. Lamb et al.
      Pages 118-123

    5. Image Converters for Ultra-High Speed Photography

      • B. R. C. Garfield
      Pages 124-129

    6. The Design of a New Electron Optics for a Picosecond Streak Camera

      • G. Clément, C. Loty, J. P. Roux, C. Chancel
      Pages 130-135
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The combination of color schlieren with high speed flash techniques has proved to be a valuable tool for investigating high speed transient events. Fully two dimensional refractive index information can be ob­ tained. The resolution on 35 mm film was sharp enough to allow 50 cm by 75 cm color enlargements. REFERENCES 1. Barnes, N.F., Jour. of the SMPTE, Oct. 1953, Vol. 61,487-511. 2. Cords, P.R., S.P.I.E. Jour., February-March 1968, Vol. 6. 3. North, R.J., NPL/Aero/266, 1954. 4. Settles, G.S., Image Technology, June-July 1972. 5. Smith, L.L., and J.R. Waddell, 9th Congress of Righ Speed Photogra­ phy, Denver, Colo., August 1970, Paper 86. 6. Stong, C.L., and G.S. Settles, Scientific American, May 1971, Vol. 225, No.5. 7. Stong, C.L., and Vandiver, J.K., Scientific American, August 1974, Vol. 231, No.2. ,105 DISCUSSION MY' R J North, (UK): Pould the author care to comment on possible ambiguities of interpretation due to the omnidirectional sensitivity of the colour filter system used? I notice that in two of his pic­ tures density gradients in directions at right angles are shown by the same colour transitions. MY' J Kim Vandiver: The photographs presented were not composed to yield accurate determination of the direction of density gradients.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough, UK

    P. J. Rolls

Bibliographic Information

  • Book Title: High Speed Photography

  • Book Subtitle: Proceedings of the Eleventh International Congress on High Speed Photography, Imperial College, University of London, September 1974

  • Editors: P. J. Rolls

  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3377-7

  • Publisher: Springer New York, NY

  • eBook Packages: Springer Book Archive

  • Copyright Information: The Contributors 1975

  • Softcover ISBN: 978-1-4613-3379-1Published: 03 December 2011

  • eBook ISBN: 978-1-4613-3377-7Published: 06 December 2012

  • Edition Number: 1

  • Number of Pages: 652

  • Topics: Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary

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