Identifier: anthonysphotogr1896newy (find matches)
Title: Anthony's photographic bulletin for ..
Year: 1870 (1870s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : E. & H.T. Anthony & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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leeson White. The book isadmirably illustrated. Si a eral enquiries have been addressedto us regarding Mr. C. Hetheringtons book, Studies from Leading Studios,which is now in the press. From theglimpse we have had of the proof sheetswe can say that it will be of immensevalue, not only to the proprietors Of gal-leries, but to Operators, printers and re-touchers. Mr. I lethei in-toii is known the country over as probably the best all round man in the profession, and in the book thai will bear his name will be found hundred, ot useful hints. The book will be sold by subscription only,at$3.50, and will be read) on or aboutDeci mix 1 i.,th, just in time to ansveras a use! ul and handsome ()hi ist tnaan1 Orders should be given to 1 be1 deali 1 in photo-1 aphic supplies. Ous 1 ead< rs can help u con idei abl)at thii t line oi I be j eai by recommendina the Bulletin to 11n it photographii11 iendi w 1 ■ ball 1 nd 01 in (897 toizine equal it not Bup< rioito that • d in (806.
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STUDY HY HHIE Ma,DONALD. ANTHONYS Photographic Bulletin. EDITORS : Prof. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, Ph.D., LL.D.FREDERICK J. HARRISON. Vol. XXVII. DECEMBER, 1896. No. 12. ELEMENTARY PAPERS—BROMIDE PRINTING. THE period when the amateur photographer turns his thoughts inthe direction of evening work is upon us. There is really noreason why such photographic processes as lantern slide and trans-parency making, and the production of prints by artificial light, shouldbe confined to the season in which long evenings are a characteristic;but it seems to be a fact that, in the summer time, other attractionspredominate, and that winter is the season when activity in lanternmatters and similar processes is most apparent. To many of ourreaders the bromide process is familiar, but, from recent correspond-ence, we find that there are some who are not posted on the details ofthis most interesting of printing methods. This is a capital time tobecome familiar with printing on paper by artificial light, f

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