Hi! Roger, If you have the actual book and modest scanner for say $A150 will do the job.
I have neither, but have a friend who is archiving a lot of art photography, such as all the entries in competitions and exhibitions at our local cultural centre. Gil Roger Pye wrote: > Teresa Seed wrote: > > >> > >> > >> > >> Dear all, > >> > >> I have asked James Stewart at Elib what the position is regarding > >> copyright - I think he usually deals with the Anthroposophical Press, > >> so I've passed on the email contact for Kolisko Archive Publications > >> and relayed Roger's contact with them. I've asked him to contact them > >> himself direct. > > > > > > Andrew Clunies-Ross who replied to my email is the grandson of Lili > Kolisko. This info is on the following web-page which contains extracts > (including some stunning images) from "The Sun Eclipse" published in 1978. > > http://www.anth.org.uk/science/kolisko/gold.htm > > This could possibly mean the publisher is in fact the estate of Lili > Kolisko and might well be amenable to having someone else put a > non-profit copy of "Agriculture of Tomorrow" on the web. Might even > cooperate in doing so. > > Regarding the digital photography - for print accuracy a camera with a > minimum specification of 3 million pixels would be needed. Mine is 2 > million; I took shots of different sorts of print with it, some with > graphics. The latter were no problem but the print wasn't too good. This > year's models of small DC cost around $Aust 650 which is what we paid > for ours last year. Sony do a combined digital/video cam for around > $A1600 which would probably do the job. Maybe we could ask a camera co > for sponsorship!!! > > roger
