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FROM PC 43-2
D-Day Landing Issue
Anthony 1888 Catalogue
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T Eaton Drug Co c 1910 Cameras and Photo Supplies
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Some reviews of PHSC meetings
Mar 2017 – Photo Mag Publishing
Feb 2017 – Love That Kodak
Jan 2017 – Miracle Repair Tips
Nov 2016 – My Toronto
Sept 2016 – A History of the Future
May 2016 – Velocipede in 3D
April 2016 – Remember to Remember
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PHSC Fall Fair
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Trident Hall
145 Evans Ave
Evans & Islington
Toronto
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Legion Hall 101
3650 Lake Shore Bl W
just west of Brown’s Line
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Toronto (Long Branch)
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2020 – CANCELLED
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Monthly Archives: October 2020
bigger than Texas …
Toronto. … and even Ontario! CNET reports that SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory recently announced the world’s largest digital camera. The article on CNET is, “Scientists capture world’s first 3,200-megapixel photos” and states, “They successfully test the focal plane on the … Continue reading
those wonderful old home movies
Toronto. I recently did a post on “1839 and all that” featuring a short video on daguerreotype restoration from MoMA in New York City. This post borrows from MoMA magazine once again, this time a 10 minute video showing home … Continue reading
copy, copy that!
Toronto. In the early 1900s, some American companies sold fancy copy machines, that relied upon photography, to prosperous companies. Their machines snapped and recorded material directly to photographic paper, which was sometimes developed and fixed automatically. But not everyone could … Continue reading
simplicity again
Toronto. In the late 1960s, Kodak aggressively pushed its ads to capture the low end of the home movie market. My October 14th post, “eulogy for simplicity” showed one ad Kodak used in this approach. This teaser ad shows another … Continue reading
Amalgamated Photo History Newsletters
Toronto. We issued the 5th in our series of exchange newsletters recently (since we are unable to hold our regular monthly meetings, members received this pdf version of the amalgamated newsletters from our exchange members who gave their blessing for … Continue reading
antique photographica sale tomorrow
Toronto. We have all been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Pharmaceutical houses world wide are rushing to find a suitable vaccine. We are using remote meetings via ZOOM, adding pdf specials via MailChimp, and obeying the medical guidelines as much … Continue reading
the power of photography
Toronto. Back in September 2oth, I received an email from Gerry Yaum, an Edmonton AB photographer about his ambitious video and stills project called “The Families of the Dump“. I sent it along to a few PHSC members who replied … Continue reading
1839 and all that
Toronto. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Magazine in the Big Apple offers many interesting talks about photography. In this one, conservator Lee Ann Daffner of MoMA thoughtfully treats the tarnish on a c1842 daguerreotype by Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey. Listen to this … Continue reading
a fine balance
Toronto. Modern day smartphone cameras have editors with colour balance and other colour effects built-in. The tiny cameras automatically set the colour balance to white as a starting point so few images need any editing unless the image creator wishes … Continue reading
43rd world used camera fair (in Japan) video
Toronto. In the summer of 2008, I changed the PHSC website to use WordPress. This change was to allow non-technical members to accept the webmaster position and be able to easily add posts and pages. My first post on August … Continue reading
