Color Plates
- Color Plates
Color Plate A
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(left). Stewart Dickson, animating Calabi-Yau cross-section on its standardized base, 2001. The standardized base registers the animating object in three-space and synchronizes the strobe in time.
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(right). Peter Callas, screen shot from Neo Geo, made with a CVI to 1-in videotape, 1989. (See Historical Perspectives article by Stephen Jones.)
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Ruth Wallen, If Frogs Sicken and Die, What Will Happen to the Princes? One of 19 posters, 9 × 26 in, produced for an exhibition sponsored by CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, NY (1999). What does the frequent anthropomorphic portrayal of the frog suggest about our relationship to nature?
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Steve Mann, screen shot from a decontamination officer's station. A time-lapse video (live video of examination combined with slightly delayed shower video, and much delayed undressing video) displays at the same time the same victims appearing at three different stages of decon.
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Color Plate B
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Manfred Friedrich, picture in intense colors, photomicrography in polarized light, 1999. Substance: DL-alanin (amino acid); objective: Plan Achromat 2.5/0.08 (Zeiss); projection lens (photo eyepiece): K 6.3:1 (Zeiss). See also <http://www.manfriedrich.de.vu/>.
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Manfred Friedrich, picture in pastel hues, photomicrography in polarized light, 2000. Substance: L-leucine (amino acid); objective: Neofluar 10/0.30 (Zeiss); projection lens (photo eyepiece): K 6.3:1 (Zeiss). See also <http://www.manfriedrich.de.vu/>.
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Manfred Friedrich, monochromatic picture, photomicrography in polarized light, 1999. Substance: benzidine; objective: Apochromat 6.3/0.20 (Zeiss); projection lens (photo eyepiece): K 6.3:1 (Zeiss). See also <http://www.manfriedrich.de.vu/>.
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Manfred Friedrich, picture in darkfield illumination, photomicrography in polarized light, 1998. Substance: L-ascorbic acid; objective: Plan Apochromat 4/0.16 (Zeiss); projection lens (photo eyepiece): K 8:1 (Zeiss). See also <http://www.manfriedrich.de.vu/>.
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