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Edinburgh
Photographic Club
Lectures |
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Edinburgh Photographic Club
existed from 1881 until 1948.
Here are some of the subjects
discussed at the Club's lectures |
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Year |
Subject
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1903
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Acetylene
as illuminant for the Optical Lantern
[demonstration] |
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1904
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Defects
of Self-Toning Papers |
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1905
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Silhouette
Photography |
1909
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The
Toning of Gas Light Papers
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1910
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Fading
and Faded Prints
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Printing
from Cracked Negative
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Advantages
of Small Cameras
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1911
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Some
Examples of Colour Photography
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1912
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Aluminium
in Camera Construction
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1918
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Wet
Plate Lantern Slides
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1922
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The
Formation of Participates in Gelatin
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1923
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Colour
Photography with Slides
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1927
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The
English Lakes
The
club room was packed and Mr Keighley’s beautiful talk will never be
forgotten. His
hand-coloured slides of England’s Lakes will live as a memory to all. His exquisite colouring was created only by him;
indeed a true artist. What
a wonderful evening, and our dear old man [William Cooke]
took the chair in a very excellent and clever way. [EPC
record of the Meeting:: notebook - 3/1927]
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