From: Jack Fulton (jefulton1@attbi.com)
Date: 09/23/02-07:29:01 PM Z
What I know about this might fit in a thimble . . and not one in a black
hole where the Earth could . . . . but, if you could generate a magnetic
field strong to affect the image on your film, your camera would not work
due to the magnetic control over the materials.
I do not know if this is what you are after at all . . but I've taken a
'pretty strong magnet' and gone to a local beach near the Golden Gate Bridge
on the ocean side. W/the magnet you can 'gather' lost of iron sand.
Taking that home and laying it upon a sheet of glass, you can lay the
magnetic underneath to create magnetic patterns. Carefully laid upon photo
paper makes for a mighty lovely photogram
Jack
>> Does any one have any knowledge or expertise in the magnetic influence on
>> the bending of light rays in photographic applications?... I know if you
>> place a magnet next to a neon or florescent light or high voltage arc it
>> will bend or distort the arc..I believe light rays from the sun is also
>> mutated from the earths gravitation pull... Does this apply to
>> conventional photography as well say if you place magnets surrounding film
>> and then shooting the photo...?
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