Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-12-03 Thread ellis CORY
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 glass bottle with a suspension of chalk and silver in
nitric acid. By attaching stencils on the side, he produced a print of the
image on the mixture. This was destroyed by over exposure to light, or
shaking the bottle ! Wedgewood tried to produce images to decorate the
plates he was making, cheaply. He had some success, but no means of fixing
the image and Humphry Davey, chemist, could not suggest any, otherwise the
history of photography from 1800 would be different.
Ellis

Here's a link to the Niepce Museum http://www.niepce.com/
The oldest extant photographic image is in the Gernsheim Collection at the
U. Texas at Austin if I rememeber correctly. But other investigators like
Wedgewood had produced photographic images at around the same time but could
not fix them. Peter





Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-12-02 Thread Jean Daubas
Hi all PS4 swappers !

Mea culpa for my long delay in organizing the PS4 swap. Some personal
problems + an overload of unscheduled heavy tasks to do have prevented me to
keep I the initial time schedule.
I'm going away today for my lecture (see Pinhole Visions events) at the
Musée Niépce in Chalon sur Saône ( birthplace of photography).
I shall be back on Saturday and I promise to send on Sunday 7 some precise
info directly (not on this list) to all of you who had signed for the PS4
(with the PS4 participant sign-in procedure). We shall constitute quickly
the groups, so that we can hold the  initial deadline of  : Saturday
February 29 th 2004.

So, I beg your indulgence for my long silence ( I would have preferred to be
able to keep in time!)... Do not worry, you will get a good start on next
Sunday..
Thanks to all who signed; I'm sure PS4 will be un grand cru !

Cheers from France,
Jean

- Original Message - 
From: Ingo Günther ingoguent...@web.de
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4


 pinhole-discussion@p at ??? schrieb am 01.12.03 15:28:26:
 
  Need info on swap and addresses of participants. Jean






Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-10-14 Thread Wolfgang Thoma
That is all very nice, but can't somebody put another reply address on 
the net so that I don't get 28 mails a day with the same message?

By the way, yes, count me in
Taco


Patrick Lee wrote:


Hi Jean,

Count me in too.  Am excited about it for I missed
last year event.  :)

Cheers,

Patrick








Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-10-14 Thread Alexis Rago

Count me in.  It will be my first time taking part in a swap.
I have not participated in the discussion group for some time but I 
have kept track of

the topics

Alexis Rago




Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-10-14 Thread Patrick Lee

Hi Jean,

Count me in too.  Am excited about it for I missed
last year event.  :)

Cheers,

Patrick






Re: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-10-13 Thread Michael Healy
Count me in on a 2004 swap; but this is really a sign-up sheet? 

Mike Healy




RE: [pinhole-discussion] PS4

2003-10-13 Thread Mark Interrante
Me too.

Mark
m...@interwalk.com
http://www.interwalk.com/pinhole.htm

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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Wanda Scott
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 6:20 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] PS4


Jean;

Add my name to the list please.  Its sounds like fun, and I didn't get in on
it last year.

Wanda Scott

- Original Message -
From: Jean Daubas j.dau...@free.fr
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 5:14 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] pinhole swaps + announcement for opening a
new Pinhole Swap


 Hi all !

 1)
 It seems from the previous messages about pinhole swaps that all people
are
 ot speaking about the same thing : several are making allusion about the
 2002 and 2003 new year pinhole swaps with an open list of participants
for
 which it is about the right time to set a new list.
 Other ones are writing about the more formal pinhole swap groups in
which
 several of us participated in the years 1999 to 2002.
 it's important for everybody to make the distinction since the rules and
 the organization of these two kinds of exchange are not the same.

 2) announcement for a new formal Pinhole swap
 Our last Pinhole Swap group (for which I was coordinator and which I had
 named S2PP) was scheduled for spring 2002. Unfortunately, for various
 reasons (some personal + open Christmas Swap + tasks for the WPPD) this
 swap did not occur. Naturally, the desire  still exists for me and
probably
 for some of you.
 It' s why I am happy  to let you know that I am again
 ready to coordinate the
 organization of a new Pinhole Swap Group, of the same kind as those which
 were fabulous experiences these last years.
 It will be called  PS4:  Pinhole Print Spring Swap 2004.

 For those of you who should be interested in participating, please reply
on
 this list using  PS4 in the  Subject line of your post. Then, we shall
 discuss the rules of this new swap.

 Cheers from France!
 Jean




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