RE: [pinhole-discussion] first image of a photograph?

[Jason Schlauch]

The article below discusses Atkins' contribution as the producer of the
first published cyanotype photograms, as well as Talbot's
_The_Pencil_of_Nature_:
http://photography.about.com/library/weekly/aa060302a.htm

There is also an incredibly thorough discussion of the calotype process:
http://photography.about.com/library/weekly/aa052002a.htm

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> As I understand the article, Anna Atkins used Talbots photogenic
> (shadowgraph) process, this really only gives a outline of 
> the article placed on sensitive paper. This still leaves 
> Talbots book to be the first to provide photographs as 
> recognisable images.
>   Ellis
> 
> 
> > Regarding John Ptak's post - I don't know the answer but my first 
> > impulse was to access Robert Leggat's 'History of Photography' 
> > http://www.rleggat.com/photohistory/
> > a fantastic resource - there may be additional clues there.
> > I too was under the misapprehension that Fox Talbots 'Pencil of 
> > Nature'
> was
> > the first photographically illustrated publication - not so 
> it seems, 
> > go
> see
> > significant people: ATKINS, Anna
> > Ray
> 
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Re: [pinhole-discussion] Converting Brownie Hawkeye to 120

[Jason Schlauch]

On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, Carol Quartin wrote:

> B+H Photo here in NY sells 620mm film Both color and B/W.  Their
> telephone # IS 212.444.6600

If you're hip to the whole World Wide Web craze, you can order from B&H 
online: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/

I've had good experiences with B&H in the past.

Film For Classics (http://www.filmforclassics.com/) appears to sell 620 
and other esoteric formats.  I have never ordered from them, though.

_jason

[pinhole-discussion] PS4

[Jason Schlauch]

Much like Flynn, I am in.

_jason

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