8
4 1856
Horatio
Ross |
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A
large folding camera made by Mr Bell of Potterow
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8
4 1856
Horatio
Ross |
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A
portable tent for working in the open air, more especially with the
Collodian process.
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8
4 1856
Mr
Wood
of Princes Street
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A
collection of photographs of figure subjects artistically arranged by Mr
Rejlander of Wolverhampton
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13
5 1856
Mr
Walker(?)
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Exhibition
of a new portable camera made by Mr Bell of Potterow, capable of taking
pictures 8 ins. square, weighing 8 ¾ lbs. without the lens and folding
into a space 18 ins. long by 10 broad and 2 ½ deep.
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13
5 1856
Mr
Horatio Ross
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Description
of the new
Photogalrauographic (?) process of Messrs. Pritsch (?) + exhibition of
specimens of prints.
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13
5 1856
Mr
Wood
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A
portfolio of photographs printed by Mr Sutton by his process of
development.
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10
6 1856
Mr
Drummond,
Ross & Thomson,
Mr Watson and others
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Exhibition
of photographs
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8
7 1856
Capt.
Cumrie (?)
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Exhibition
of paper negatives by Dr. Drummond’s process of Views of Bruges, done by
Capt. Cumrie (?)
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8
7 1856
John
Orange
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An
apparatus for carrying a number of prepared glass plates, for transferring
them to the camera in the open air one after the other.
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8
7 1856
C
G H Kinnear
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A
papier maché photo disk made by Messrs Jenners and Bettridge.
"Strongly recommended"
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8
7 1856
C
G H Kinnear
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A
large lot of photographs of Italy and Germany.
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11
11 1856
Mr
Mackinlay
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Exhibition
and description of a new form of double stereoscopic camera, taking a
series of views in the open air without a dark tent.
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11
11 1856
Mr
Mackinlay
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A
mode of working the Taupenot (?) & Honey process + exhibition of
some stereoscopic pictures that Mr Mackinlay had taken by these
methods.
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9
12 1856
N
Macpherson
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Details
of N Macpherson’s process of photolithography.
+ exhibition of two prints by that process.
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13
1 1857
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Exhibition
of a collection of photographs was exhibited by Mr. W Johnson
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10
2 1857
James
Wood
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Exhibition
of a series of framed
photogaloamographic (?) engravings by James Wood
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10
2 1857
MR
Orange
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A
series of Photographic Views, exhibited by the magic lantern and lime
light.
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10
3 1857
[Hon
Secretary]
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Exhibition
of and explanation of a new form of portable camera invented by Capt.
Fowke RE, and patented in his name by Messrs Hove & ……(?)
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12
5 1857
Mr
Tunny
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Exhibition
and explanation of Mr Tunny's newly invented apparatus for printing stereoscopic
transparencies on wet collodion.
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12
5 1857
Mr
Walker
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A number of
calotypes exhibited, and some observations made on the use of
cyanide of potass. in the bromo-Iodizing solution.
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9
6 1857
Messrs
McKinlay & Zeigler, Prof.
Wilson
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Specimens
of negative photographs on albumenized paper were exhibited by Messrs
McKinlay & Zeigler and parchment paper by Prof. Wilson.
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14
7 1857
Mr
Tunny
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Mr
Tunny exhibited pictures by his newly discovered process of heliography.
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15
1 1857
A
Bryson
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Mr
A Bryson exhibited and described his apparatus for micro-photography.
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