Re: XIX century enlargers

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Subject: Re: XIX century enlargers
From: Ken Sinclair <photo1@telusplanet.net>
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 18:19:59 -0600
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Jaques,

According to Beaumont Newhall's "The History of Photography", p 62, (photograph) The Solar Camera "Jupiter"
was in use on the roof of the Nashvilee, Tennessee studio of Van Stavoren circa 1866. It makes no
mention of the use of albumen.

Ken

On 19-Jun-07, at 5:08 PM, Jacques Augustowski wrote:

Hi,
Does anyone knows if albumen was used with the solar enlargers? What is the approximate date that these enlargers were used?
Thanks,
Jacques

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References:
- Re: Camera Work
  - From: Jeremy Moore <jeremydmoore@gmail.com>
- XIX century enlargers
  - From: Jacques Augustowski <py1hy@terra.com.br>