Making a plano-convex lens [electronic resource]

Title: 
Making a plano-convex lens [electronic resource]

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Publisher: 
[England?] : Windfall Films, 1999.
Other Authors: 
Dugan, David.
Massarella, Carlo.
Windfall Films (Firm)
Format of Material: 
Books
Subjects: 
Aspherical lenses.
Glass blowing and working Technique.
Lampwork Technique.
Bib ID: 
79535
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Location: 
Reference
Call Number: 
No call number available
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Notes: 
Title from home page as viewed on April 22, 2004.
"Shot on 5th March, 1999."
Clip taken from "The day the world took off", a production for Channel Four Television by Windfall Films.
Series producer and director, David Dugan; assistant producer, Carlo Massarella.
Retired glass instrument maker James Frost (University College, London) demonstrates how small plano-convex lenses could have been made using lampworking techniques.
Mode of access: World Wide Web, QuickTime.