Plates
An early photographic glass plates coated with emulsion.
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Dry plates
A photographic term used to describe gelatin coated plates in the days when wet collodion process was still popular.
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'Wet plate is a language of photography that's hardly spoken these days,' says Dole. It's clear that his love, passion, skill, motivation and devotion to creativity drive his continuous experimenting.
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"Custom" L plates are made for a growing list of camera models by both Really Right Stuff and Kirk Enterprises. If one is available for your camera, this is your best bet. They conform well to the shape of the camera and offer the sturdiest support.
Pressure plate cutout problems with HIE infrared film.
This photo was taken using a Canon EOS Rebel S II camera with Kodak HIE black and white high-speed infrared film, and it illustrates a problem the camera has with this type of film.
Antiscreen plates
A photographic plate containing dyes that reduce the blue sensitivity. Used unfiltered, they can give results similar to those obtained with yellow filtered orthochromatic plates.
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Coat the cup or plate with varnish and a paintbrush, brushing over the photo image.
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This type of transfer is for non-washable cups or plates only.
GLOSSARY: Quick Release Plate
A quick release (or "QR") plate is an interface that allows a camera or lens to be rapidly attached to and removed from a tripod or monopod.
PLATEMARK - The indentation at the edge of a printed image caused by the plate pressing into the paper as it goes through the printing press.
plate glass
obsolete term refer to float glass.
platen
(1) the flat plate of a printing unit of a printing press that serves to hold the substrate in position during printing or finishing; ...
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TFT
Thin Film Technology. Currently the highest quality of colour LC-Displays. TFT displays are used in notebooks as well as in digital cameras from OLYMPUS.
The plates in the iris diaphragm fold in on each other to shrink the aperture and expand out to make it wider.
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Wet Plate--the name given to a process invented by Frederick Scott Archer of England in 1851. Widely used to produce negatives but also employed in a modified form to produce positives (see ambrotypes and tintypes).
Dry Plates and Box Cameras
In 1871, Richard Maddox discovered gelatin could be used instead of glass for photographic plates. This step not only allowed for faster development but also paved the way for mass-produced film.
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Plate: An Offset Printing plate is a metal plate photo-etched from the halftone separation negatives.
Post-Production: A term taken from the motion picture industry which refers to all of the editing that takes place after the actual shooting of film.
Plate camera - camera designed to take glass plates but often adapted to take cut film.
Point source lamp - arc type lamp producing light from a small gap between two carbon rods.
A plate with tiny holes, usually in a monitor, which helps locate and focus the electron beam. The spacing of the holes in monitors with a shadow mask determines the dot pitch. See dot pitch.
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Both plates offer a 1/4" hole on the L-bracket's horizontal mounting area. For the RRS L-bracket, this hole is positioned directly over the lens axis. On the Kirk L-bracket, this hole is offset and not directly under the lens axis.
A zone plate uses dark rings to diffract light.
The Diana is a cheap plastic film camera favored by many artists.
The top plate is home to the shutter release (which sits inside a circular zoom rocker), main power switch, mode dial and the new Easy Zoom button which lets you jump to maximum zoom range at one press.
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The metal plate or bar which screws to the bottom of a camera or housing so that a supporting arm for a flash unit or lamp may be attached to it. Also refers to the metal or plastic plate on which a camera sits inside an underwater housing.
PRESSURE PLATE - A smooth plate found on the inside of the camera back that is forced towards the front of the camera by springs, causing it to hold the film evenly in place for exposure.
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The pinhole plate (P) is attached to the inside of the front panel. A piece of wood (K) with a hole covers the pinhole plate; the piece of wood is screwed on to the front piece from the inside.
A pressure panel (L) for the film holder is made of wood.
Quick-release plate - A device on a camera tripod that allows rapid attachment.detachment of photography equipment.
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Most films and plates manufactured in the early days of photography were susceptible to overexposure solarization, i.e., reversal when developed after extraordinarily heavy exposure.
A quick-release plate is an inexpensive gadget that allows you to quickly attach the camera on a tripod head, without the hassle of the darned screw-in lug.
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Leg warmers are another great accessory for your tripod. They are wrapped around the tripod legs and have three advantages. They keep the legs warm in cold. Leg warmers also protect the legs and make carrying the tripod easier.
He then wiped the plate with a rag that was coated in Oil of Lavender; a popular solvent of the day. The oil dissolved the soft, unexposed bitumen, revealing the metallic pewter underneath.
F/stop-A metal plate or diaphragm that controls the amount of light entering a lens barrel. In most cases, the diaphragm is iris shaped. The larger the hole in the diaphragm, the smaller the f/stop number. For instance, f/1.
Blades, a curtain, plate, or some other movable cover in a camera that controls the time during which light reaches the film.
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PXN8 (think license plate, it's pronounced Pixenate) has a feature called Bookmarklet that speeds up image loading. An image can be uploaded and opened in PXN8 with two mouse clicks.
from slipping out of place when the platen first presses against the edge of the paper, and start the printing cycle as described previously. After the printing cycle is completed, remove the paper for processing.
A telescope with a spherical primary mirror and a thin refractive corrector plate with a complex, non-spherical shape. An SCT occasionally needs collimation. Secondary Mirror The second reflecting surface encountered by the light in a telescope.
is a proofing system that does not include the use of film. Data is sent to a printer and imaged directly onto a paper-based material. There are several limitations of a digital proof: 1) they do not use the film that will be used to produce plates, ...
I use Bogen's Micrometric sliding plate #3419 as a 'framing and focusing' rail. It has very fine geared fore and aft movements. It also has a lever that disengages the gears so that you can manually slide the plate for rough positioning.
This scene was shot from a desert plateau overlooking the desert valley below as a major storm was just breaking up.
The difference is in the shape of the corrector plate. For the Schmidt it's an aspheric element, for the Maksutov it's a deeply curved spherical meniscus lens. Looking at the Tamron it appears to be a Schmidt.
Use small Phillips head screwdriver to remove four screws on inspection plate over the electronics module.
Prop pressure plate open by slipping it under the film advance lever.
RRS combined foot/plate:
For birds, the 600f/4 is the cat's meow. Many photographers now opt for the smaller and less expensive 500f/4, but if you want the perfect bird photo lens, it is the 600.
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A camera's plate sensitivity is measured in terms of ISO units. Why would you ever want to change the sensitivity of the plate sensor? A number of different reasons actually.
o Remove the main "0" rings from the back plate (amphibious camera or housing) and lens or port. Clean the "0" ring seats thoroughly with a cotton bud or the edge of a paper kitchen towel.
When I first ventured into landscape photography, I concentrated much of my attention on the surreal landscapes of the Colorado Plateau in southern Utah. If there was ever a location for which color film was invented, this was it.
The big play is most likely to be at the plate, so it makes sense to train your camera on the plate, set focus (and, as we explain in a moment, exposure)...and wait for the action to unfold.
One was the need for a larger imaging plate. The first imaging plates were only a few mm square, but now they are available up to 80mm square, providing ample space for THz imagery.
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Back in the old days when the glass plates they used to record the picture on were not very sensitive to light, ...
The plate was coated with collodion and sensitized just before use, as in the wet plate process].
* Permanent display of ISO on both top plate and viewfinder displays
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First-time DSLR users can start with the controls on the right side of the camera's top plate. Turn the camera on with the on/off switch adjacent to the main control dial.
The image is focused onto a ground-glass plate. The glass is then replaced by a film holder to capture an image. The view camera offers extreme image control.
We are born with the capability to see and we hardly contemplate about it unless we lose or eyesight or our focus. Yet the way we see greatly determines our “talent' as photographers.
The platform is often small enough to be left attached to the camera's baseplate so when you want to use the tripod you just clip it into place. You can buy spare platforms to change the camera body or format that you have attached to your tripod.
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