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• Spirit Photography
  "Spirit Photography" refers to the use of photographic technology, with or without the use of a ===Photography===
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• Postmortem Photography
  ..., families who wished to preserve the memory of their loved ones looked to photography. What began as simple photos of deceased loved ones slowly evolved into a d Postmortem photography was widespread in Europe and America during the nineteenth century. The pra
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• Main Page
  ...these might include forms as diverse as typewriters, phonographs, Polaroid photography, prison tattoo codes and the Victorian language of floral bouquets, outmode
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• NUMBER TWO
  Kevin Gotkin: Spirit photography
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• Polaroid Camera
  ...rigued Dr. Land and set him on the quest to solve the 'problem' of instant photography. ...started to pay up to $150 (approximately $1350 today) for the new instant photography device (Save Polaroid).
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• Homing Pigeons
  ...rrying messages, but also performing the seemingly exclusive human task of photography, and for a specific purpose - to aid ''the eyes of the government''. ...de him “wonder” (Jones 507). He also sheds some light onto the use of photography in times of war, writing that “the first use of microphotography in war w
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• Spirit Duplicator
  The spirit is the essence of the duplication process. In early photography, it was believed that one's spirit was captured by the flash.
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• Viewmaster
  "Bible Stories & Religious." ViewMaster, 3D Glasses, 3D Stereo Photography. Web. 04 Oct. 2010. <http://www.3dstereo.com/viewmaster/vvr-bib.html>.
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• Roentgen Ray Tube
  ...hat made it act like photo paper, something Röntgen had been using in his photography experiments. ...nergy) goes through solid matter in order to produce a picture. Unlike in photography, which is based on the reflection of light off a solid object, skin subject
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• Skeuomorph, or the "click"
  ...full of indistinguishable lines. Hence, from the perspective of the art of photography, the “click” is indeed a semiotic skeuomorph that serves an artistic fu
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• Architectural cyanotypes
  ...only three years after Daguerre and Talbot had proclaimed the invention of photography. Herschel’s discovery was largely ignored until 1872, one year after his Marion and Co., Practical Guide to Photography, (London: Marion and Co., 1887), p215-217
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• Spirit Photography
  "Spirit Photography" refers to the use of photographic technology, with or without the use of a ===Photography===
  10 KB (1,493 words) - 18:13, 11 December 2010
• Talking View-Master
  Paul Brenner – Director of the 3D Center of Art and Photography (http://www.3dcenter.us)
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• Parrots & Birds as Symbols of Surveillance
  ...rrying messages, but also performing the seemingly exclusive human task of photography, and for a specific purpose - to aid the eyes of the government.''
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• Cyanotype (Architectural)
  ...e solution be used as a photographic solution, thus changing the future of photography. He is also credited with coining the photographic terms, "negative" and "p
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• Analog/Digital Transition
  ...ibution has not come without serious epistemological consequences. Digital photography has fundamentally altered our relation to images of the world—how we come ...and Barthes’ Camera Lucida, argues that with analog (i.e. photochemical) photography, the viewer had a certain faith in the fidelity of the image to some actual
  28 KB (4,386 words) - 10:25, 24 November 2010
• Old Color Spaces
  Hirsch, Robert. Exploring Colour Photography: A Complete Guide. London: Laurence King, 2004.
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• Phonodeik
  ...odeik and transferred into light and image. Crary’s (1990) argument that photography helped to change the human consciousness finds weight when considering the
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• Daguerre's Diorama
  ...uton) seventeen years before he perfected the [[daguerreotype]] process of photography. The daguerreotype would, in the words of Daguerre, "fix the objects reflec
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• Cel Animation
  ...effecting both a mimetic and constructed effect. In the mid-19th century, photography's inscription of light onto transparent film with chemical processes transp ...e of a circular disc; when the disc is spun, the figures appear to move. Photography's mimetic images were static until technicians such as Étienne-Jules Marey
  11 KB (1,563 words) - 10:45, 24 November 2010
• Phrenology (Craniology)
  ...oints (bumps) which represented a particular identity. (Agamben 2000:92-3) Photography eventually took the place of this medium in criminology, as it was assigned
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• Dime Museums
  ===Freak Shows and Photography=== Photography played an important role in dime museums and several men, most notably Matt
  10 KB (1,632 words) - 10:48, 24 November 2010