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Thread 'Glass Negatives from Early 1890's to about 1910'
These are glass negatives from c1890 to c1910 although some could be considerably earlier than 1890 and some are perhaps later than 1910, maybe from the 1920's or 1930's or later than that perhaps even. These photographs were taken by my wife's Great Uncle, Albert Black, probably with different camera's he may have owned. An Aunt of my wife (Marion) gave me 200+ Negatives (16 boxes) filled with these negatives, in the ORIGINAL boxes they were bought in. I will show you pictures of some...
Thread 'Nikon Z9 Review and Field Test'
With the Z9, Nikon introduces its most advanced flagship to date, packed with groundbreaking features and several “world firsts” — but does it truly live up to the hype? Key Highlights of the Nikon Z9: Extensive button customization for personalized control Advanced subject detection supporting nine distinct subject types Innovative design with no mechanical shutter, thanks to the world’s fastest sensor scan rate Ultra-high-speed capture at up to 120 fps (JPEG) Continuous shooting at 20...
Thread 'Photographing the Dark'
Photographing the Dark Nadar’s Descent into the Paris Catacombs By Allison C. Meier Today the Paris Catacombs are illuminated by electric lights and friendly guides. But when Félix Nadar descended into this “empire of death” in the 1860s artificial lighting was still in its infancy: the pioneering photographer had to face the quandary of how to take photographs in the subterranean dark. Allison C. Meier explores Nadar’s determined efforts (which involved Bunsen batteries, mannequins, and...
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