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Some Things Worth Looking Into [unsigned text]
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SOME THINGS WORTH LOOKING INTO.
THAT Steichen should have won the highest honors—two hundred dollars-
in the recent Eastman Kodak competition with pictures made on Velox
paper from film negatives taken with a kodak. Has the world gone topsy-
turvy ? And there were other competitors— 18,000 of them !
THE new Sepia Platinum Paper, made by Dr. Jacoby, in Berlin, for which
W. Heuermann is agent in New York. This is a cold development-paper
without any addition of mercury to the developer, and yields rich sepia prints.
THE new Cooke Portrait Lens, working at F4.5, an A-I instrument.
THE Ansco Cartridge Film, for use in all cameras, manufactured by the
Anthony & Scovill Company.
THE new Uranium Intensifier (Beyer), which is splendidly adaptable to
local intensification.
THAT it is not generally known that the Actien-Gesellschaft für Anilin-
Fabrikation produces an Agfa reducer as well as an intensifier of that name.
Both are invaluable to the photographer.
THAT there will shortly appear a new cartridge daylight, as well as a new
cut film, from the factories of the Kodak people. These are to be ortho-
chromatic—it is claimed for them that they will lie absolutely flat—a boon to
the photographer.
IT will be worth while to make special efforts for the coming Bausch &
Lomb Optical Company competition.
THAT the most satisfactory American plate thus far produced is the Seed
Non-Halation Orthochromatic. Strange to say, it is really non-halation and
orthochromatic, two qualities which, once appreciated, cease to be luxuries
and become necessities. Why allow yourself to be duped by plates which
possess these qualities only in print ?
THE new quarters of the Folmer & Schwing Manufacturing Company.
It is indeed a treat to be shown the many new ideas embodied in the special
photographic apparatus which they are making for scientific experts in
various branches. You will be welcomed.
THAT the old stand-bys pyro and metol are not, by any means, to be
relegated to the category of back-numbers.
THAT Tennant & Ward are still in the market for good photographic
literary matter, and are willing to pay a good price for it.
The dark horse
Sepia platinum paper
A new Lens
A new Film
Intensifier
Reducer
It will not fall flat
Get busy
Straight goods
A real treat
Ye Old-times
Brains
53
THAT Steichen should have won the highest honors—two hundred dollars-
in the recent Eastman Kodak competition with pictures made on Velox
paper from film negatives taken with a kodak. Has the world gone topsy-
turvy ? And there were other competitors— 18,000 of them !
THE new Sepia Platinum Paper, made by Dr. Jacoby, in Berlin, for which
W. Heuermann is agent in New York. This is a cold development-paper
without any addition of mercury to the developer, and yields rich sepia prints.
THE new Cooke Portrait Lens, working at F4.5, an A-I instrument.
THE Ansco Cartridge Film, for use in all cameras, manufactured by the
Anthony & Scovill Company.
THE new Uranium Intensifier (Beyer), which is splendidly adaptable to
local intensification.
THAT it is not generally known that the Actien-Gesellschaft für Anilin-
Fabrikation produces an Agfa reducer as well as an intensifier of that name.
Both are invaluable to the photographer.
THAT there will shortly appear a new cartridge daylight, as well as a new
cut film, from the factories of the Kodak people. These are to be ortho-
chromatic—it is claimed for them that they will lie absolutely flat—a boon to
the photographer.
IT will be worth while to make special efforts for the coming Bausch &
Lomb Optical Company competition.
THAT the most satisfactory American plate thus far produced is the Seed
Non-Halation Orthochromatic. Strange to say, it is really non-halation and
orthochromatic, two qualities which, once appreciated, cease to be luxuries
and become necessities. Why allow yourself to be duped by plates which
possess these qualities only in print ?
THE new quarters of the Folmer & Schwing Manufacturing Company.
It is indeed a treat to be shown the many new ideas embodied in the special
photographic apparatus which they are making for scientific experts in
various branches. You will be welcomed.
THAT the old stand-bys pyro and metol are not, by any means, to be
relegated to the category of back-numbers.
THAT Tennant & Ward are still in the market for good photographic
literary matter, and are willing to pay a good price for it.
The dark horse
Sepia platinum paper
A new Lens
A new Film
Intensifier
Reducer
It will not fall flat
Get busy
Straight goods
A real treat
Ye Old-times
Brains
53
