From: "andy schmitt"
Besides in 50 years... I'll be dead...
no refunds after artist is dead.
The 'archival' is mainly for future family members and historians. We still
have photos from the birth of photography, yet many from the birth of
digital have already faded away and it is rare to find the
From: "Kate
Fancy way of saying "inkjet print"-hehehe
No, ordinary inkjet will probably only last on display in daylight for about
10 years, archival pigment print
is supposed to last for 80-100 years, hence the 'archival' note. I
understand this was to rival silver prints, whic last longer any wa
Just to wish everyone in the group, a very Merry Christmas and a Happy
picture taking New Year.
'They shall call Him Jesus, because He will save people from their sins'.
Ellis
From: "Eric Mitchell"
Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4
Were do you get all this info great this has really got me all infused ,and
starting to seek out all these facts, again it proves we never stop learning
cheers, Eric.
Various websites on Talbot, pinhole, photography, talking to others, various
boo
As I understand it, the first use of light to help produce a picture was in
the mid 16th century, when a camera obscura was used to project an image
onto paper and the artist would trace around it.
The first recorded study of the light effect on silver salts was by Schulze
in 1727 who filled a glas
Niepce produced the first discernible photographic, fixed image at least 10
years before Daguerre and Daguerre announced his method only a few months
before Talbot, but Talbot is the inventor of the modern film photographic
process ie using a negative and positive process.
Ellis
Tom wrote: If
If we agree that both Atkins in 1843, using Talbots ideas on photograms and
Talbot using photographic images, were both firsts in different areas, then
we can replace the lid and tiptoe quietly away !!!
Ellis
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 am not sure I understand your question, but the information I have is that
the Photogenic process was invented by Talbot in 1835, it was basically a
sensitive paper with an object placed on top, exposed to the sun, developed
and fixed. The idea had been tried before, but fixing the image was not
- Original Message -
In fact, you can remove the lens from the ColorPack II cameras without
> any disassembly: Just pry (gently) the lens off with a flat bladed
> screw driver. The lens mount is glued on to the fromt of the camera and
> it WILL snap off at the glue joint.
>
> Mike V
The best place to start is here
http://www.rahji.com/noindex/pinholenewyear2003.php3
or at www.pinholeday.org
The rules are simple, send some of your pictures to anyone on the list,
hopefully someone will send some to you. The photos have to be lensless,
that's all.
Ellis
I also like to see swops of pinhole photos.
World Pinhole Day is on www.pinholeday.org
Swops can be arranged. Look out for next year.
Ellis
> Ellis,
> Actually you are slightly wrong. For colours the official vision angle
> is 10 deg. If interested in details, look here:
> http://colour.derby.ac.uk/colour/info/glossary/c/CIE1964Observer.html
> taco
Sorry to be pedantic, I am not wrong, the source I got it from would be (
but I did not
It was good of Gary to resurrect my old question, times have moved on from
then and I have gained a lot of useful information. After all, 'meaningless'
is in the eye of the beholder ! and for the purposes I required, eveything I
have found out is 'meaningful.
For those interested AVERAGE values are
Richard wrote:
Regarding cyanotype:
Pre-coated papers and chemicals are available from:
Blue Printables
P.O. Box 2254
Vashon Island, WA
www.blueprintables.com
Does anyone have a UK supplier(s) contact details, for those of us this side
of the pond, please?
Thanks, Ellis
Imagine, I want to use a body cap with a pinhole with a reflex camera. Any
ideas if I can use the TTL light meter of the camera, eventually in
combination with David Balihar's calculator?
Taco
The Canon EOS range can be set to Aperture Priority and with no lens fitted,
will show 0.0 on the LCD scr
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] polaroid pinhole question
> I have a Polaroid Land Camera that I took off the lense housing and
replaced
> it with a board to size fitted with a pinhole in the middle. It is one of
> the older Memory Maker versoins of the land camera.
I use the Polaroid SX70/600 ty
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