Photography | Elizabeth Eastlake
This seminal article looks at the early history of photography, followed by a discussion of its possible relationship with art.
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Triplet Achromatic | Dallmeyer
An English novelty, a lens that was practically distortion-free by the standards of the time. It was used to copy Raphael’s drawings.
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Dry Plates | Richard Maddox
Development of the first photographic emulsions using gelatine as a suspension medium. This paved the way for industrial production to replace the handmade production of photographic media.
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Aplanat | Steinheil
In Munich, at the same time as Dallmeyer launched the Rapid Rectilinear in London, Steinheil launched the Aplanat, with exactly the same concept of two symmetrical doublets.
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The story of the Lerebours
Article with a brief history of the Lerebours et Secrétan house as an example of the transformations brought about by the bourgeois and scientific revolution in new forms of social ascension.
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Niépce, Daguerre and the invention of photography
History of the development of the Daguerreotype from the Niépce/Daguerre collaboration to the French government’s purchase of the invention and its donation to the whole world.
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Nixe | ICA
Uma câmera hibrida, no sentido de que podia usar filme em rolo, no caso o 122, mas vinha também com vidro despolido e chassis para placas de vidro no formato 9x14cm
