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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
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May 2016 – Velocipede in 3D
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20th WestLicht Photo Auction October 12
Toronto. The Westlicht Photo Auction next month gives you the opportunity to add some truly iconic photos to your collection. Mind you, it helps to have deep pockets! Click on the link above and take a careful look at the … Continue reading
a kludge of clones
Toronto. In the late 1930s, a Chicago man embarked on a program to create inexpensive cameras and the Spartus Camera Corporation was born. One of the many cameras to emerge was a bakelite wonder that sold under a variety of … Continue reading
Photographic Museum of Ontario (PMO)
Toronto. The PMO is hosting a fundraiser on May 18th, 2019 out in Ajax. Some members are or were members of the PHSC or have spoken at one of our meetings. Shelton Chen is a local expert on Karsh. Peter … Continue reading
Joseph Tyrrell, gold miners and dinosaurs
Toronto. My friend Goldie was wandering around the Fisher Rare Book Library on the U of T campus when he discovered photos of the Dawson Creek area around 1898-1901 (during the gold rush). The photos were taken by Joseph Burr … Continue reading
Myseum
Toronto. Most of us who live here know the ROM – Royal Ontario Museum on the corner of Avenue Road and Bloor, in easy reach of U of T students (and the rest of us by subway). But I wonder … Continue reading
digitization approaches to photographic albums
Toronto. PHSC Meeting, Wed, Nov 21 2018 at 7:00 pm In the BURGUNDY ROOM of the Memorial Hall Digitization Approaches to Photographic Albums – Daphne Yuen Daphne has explored the relationship between photography and object materiality as a central theme … Continue reading
the Rexo – an old option to Kodak
Toronto. Before Kodak became the “Great Yellow Father“, it had serious competitors in the camera department. One such option was the Burke & James Rexo camera. Eastman was aggressive in eradicating competition, but B&J managed to stay afloat. I came … Continue reading
Charlie and the Essanay movie studio in Chicago.
Toronto. The year was 1915. A young actor called Charlie Chaplin spend a few months in the windy city. While there, he recorded a silent movie at the famous Chicago studio named Essanay for its two founders. Thanks to the … Continue reading
made in Chicago
Toronto. One of the most famous names in movies was Bell & Howell who made cameras and projectors in the windy city. The history of the company, once famous as the premier maker of movie cameras for Hollywood, is featured … Continue reading
Another – more colourful – Louis
Toronto. The most popular modern day photographic techniques rely on the tri-colour vision of humans. Using only three colours in various strengths the entire visible spectrum can be seen by the human eye. There were are basic techniques, so called … Continue reading