David,
Thank you for the lead.
I have two daguerreotypes from my mother’s family in the 1800s, including one
of my great-grandmother, and images of other family members which were copied
from the originals by a cousin of mine.
I have always wondered how they came to be and now I know.
Best regards,
Bill
On Sep 7, 2019, at 7:33 AM, David Young <dsy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good morning, Flexers!
Back in 2012, George Eastman House made a 6 part video series on photographic
processes used throughout history. The short educational videos run about 3-6
minutes each, and provide a great look into the various ways photographers of
old created their images.
Although now some 7 years old, it was only though a post on PetaPixel that
I've just learned of them.
You may find them interesting ... and they can all be found, here:
https://petapixel.com/2012/08/06/fascinating-videos-about-6-photographic-processes-used-through-history/
Enjoy!
David.
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