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The first simple optical printers were developed in the 1920's- then how was Phalke doing it? or Melies?
  
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Unidentified Photographer (U.S.): The Telegrapher
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Daguerreotype, Quarter-plate size ( 3.25 x 4.25 inches), circa 1853
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The telegraph apparatus shown consists of a key used for transmission (left) and an embossing telegraph receiver to the right. There was likely a message embossed in the dots and dashes of Morse Code on the paper strip held by the subject of this portrait, but we can only guess at what it might have said.
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The telegraph, photography, railroad and the steamship were considered the wonders of the modern world in the middle of the 19th century. These inventions triggered revolutionary changes in society. This daguerreotype shows a young man proud of being in the technological vanguard of his day--as one of the first people to be "wired" through history's first electronic communications network.
 
  
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As an occupational daguerreotype, this image provides us with more information than an ordinary portrait. Its brilliant clarity and dynamic pose communicate something of importance to the sitter, something he wanted people in the future to know about him. And the magic works: the daguerreotype vanquishes the separation of 150 years as effectively as the telegraph conquered the physical distance of people separated by a continent. "A Sender of Messages!" is the message he sends... and the message we receive.
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The Telegrapher was shown at the Southeast Museum of Photography in the 1993 exhibition "The Secret Pleasures of Daguerreotypes," and was featured on the poster for the exhibition. The image was included in the Smithsonian Institution's landmark daguerreotype exhibit, "Secrets of the Dark Chamber" and is illustrated in the book of the same name (Smithsonian Institution Press/National Museum of American Art: 1995).
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[[INDIAN TELEGRAPH]]
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[[1927 Metropolis special effects]]
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[http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vimanas/vs/default.htm] ancient technology vimanika shastra
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[[railway]]
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[[tableau vivant]] crisscrossing of theatre and painting. there were tableau vivants in churches, erotic tableau vivants. in photography, there has been a development of an aesthetic of constructedness, scale.. which takes on the term tableau.
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crisscrossing terminologies. the terms for stippling in printing come from telegraphy
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"The most common method of creating screens—amplitude modulation—produces a regular grid of dots that vary in size. The other method of creating screens—frequency modulation—is used in a process also known as stochastic screening. Both modulation methods are named by analogy with the use of the terms in telecommunications." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone]

Latest revision as of 23:50, 4 April 2019

Memory mechanisms


shipping ice from america to india


Media lab

The first simple optical printers were developed in the 1920's- then how was Phalke doing it? or Melies?

recording

watching the stars

Printing 19th century

Photography 19th century

recording the moving image 19th century

Fictions about technology


Artist Techinicians

Developing the film negative at Baburao Painter's film company


INDIAN TELEGRAPH

glassmaking

1927 Metropolis special effects


[1] ancient technology vimanika shastra


railway

tableau vivant crisscrossing of theatre and painting. there were tableau vivants in churches, erotic tableau vivants. in photography, there has been a development of an aesthetic of constructedness, scale.. which takes on the term tableau.

crisscrossing terminologies. the terms for stippling in printing come from telegraphy "The most common method of creating screens—amplitude modulation—produces a regular grid of dots that vary in size. The other method of creating screens—frequency modulation—is used in a process also known as stochastic screening. Both modulation methods are named by analogy with the use of the terms in telecommunications." [2]

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