LEASE compare this picture with Plate 2. The two views are separated by only a few minutes in time, yet the illumination in this plate appears to be more intense than that in Plate 2.
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Plate 5: A high-intensity lamp illuminates the cabinet-top
(This plate added FEB 2004)
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LEASE compare this picture with Plate 2. The two views are separated by only a few minutes in time, yet the illumination in this plate appears to be more intense than that in Plate 2.
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| In Plate 2, the cabinet-top was illuminated by an ordinary 60-watt incandescent bulb. In this plate, the illumination is provided by a 100-watt floodlamp, which will provide the usual illumination when exhibits are photographed in the removable black setting for small displays. |
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