Super helpful, absolutely. With this thread, I’ve gone from a state of absolute confusion with my hands up in the air to a point where I completely get what’s going on. Thanks to everyone for your...
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Super helpful, absolutely. With this thread, I’ve gone from a state of absolute confusion with my hands up in the air to a point where I completely get what’s going on. Thanks to everyone for your...
Thank you all, this is really helpful. Greatly appreciated!
Aha! Thank you for this. Very helpful indeed. You guys always come through with these.
Hello, Friends—
I've posted a few questions in other subforums related to a book project I'm working on about the writings on photography of the early-20th century German photographer Albert...
Yes, very helpful indeed. Thank you for so generously addressing this query!
Sure, that's a good suggestion. Here are three German passages (with my English translations). The first involves "thickness" and the second and third "hardness."
1) Ich ziehe glänzende Papiere...
Thank you—this is all useful. (Keep 'em coming!) What continues to befuddle me is whether this usage (hard/soft; thick/thin) was in anyway standardized. Were these "official" or at least widely...
Thank you for this helpful answer! So would it be correct to say that, in the developing process, when plates are/were referred to as being "hard" or "thick" that these words mean the same thing...
Hello, Friends—
I am a university professor currently working on a book about the German photographer Albert Renger-Patzsch, whom some of you may recognize as he was a key photographer of the New...
Then stay tuned—you’ll hear from me shortly. I’d heard this forum was filled with generous and quick-responding people and that’s being born out.
From my research I think that’s probably exactly what I’m looking for. If I might contact you somehow to tell you more about the images, let me know! (I’m a bit of a novice with forums and their...
Any idea who that is or how I might contact him/her?
Thanks for the speedy response! I’d seen that image/page before and suspected that might be the camera in question. So that’s quite helpful, definitely. But the question remains whether it’s possible...
Hello, Friends—
I am a university professor currently finishing a book about the German photographer Albert Renger-Patzsch and I have a question that I hope might benefit from the combined wisdom...