Economics is the controling field of study; it has been for nearly 50 years. Biology has waned since the 19th century, yet it has more to teach, provide us, even economists, than economics has to provide anyone.
economics costs more in lost understanding than any other field, except phrenology.
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Aperture: Founded 1952
Archival Methods: Supplier of archival materials
Archival Processing of Black and White Photographs as Preventive Conservation: by Jesper Stub Johnsen
Archivart: Supplier of boards, papers, and other archival materials
Art & Architecture Thesaurus OnLine: Courtesy of The J. Paul Getty Museum
Art Collecting: Comprehensive guide to art galleries and museums in the U.S., Europe, and Latin America
Artcraft Chemicals: Photographic chemical supplier
ArtGrafix: Dry mounting equipment
ASTM, BS, DIN, ISO, and JIS standards for photographic materials and processes
Berlebach: Wood tripods from Germany
Bienfang/Seal Products (now D&K Group). Dry mounting tissues and other framing supplies
Bogen Imaging/Manfrotto Distribution: Manfrotto and Gitzo tripods
Bogen Tripod Parts: Bogen and Manfrotto tripod & head replacement parts
Bulbman: Source for enlarger lamp replacements
Camera Retirement Home: Useful information regarding vintage light meters and other appurtenances – by James Ollinger
Camera Work: Digitized copies of all editions from 1903-1917, courtesy of the Modernist Journals Project, Brown University
CollectiBlend: Antique, classic and used cameras/lenses price guide
Copal Shutters: Specifications for Copal shutters (from the ground-glass.net website)
Competitive Edge: Source for replacement lamps and for dry-mounting supplies
Conservation Resources International: Supplier of archival materials
Cooke Optics Ltd: Large format lenses from England
Custom Bellows: Source for new and replacement bellows – Birmingham, England
Deardorff Historical Web Site: History, grading, and other details related to Deardorff cameras
Fletcher: Substrate cutting
Flutot’s Camera Repair: Shutter service and repair – Whittier, CA
Freedom of Panorama: A discussion of rules in the USA and abroad regarding photographing architectural subjects
George Eastman House (Eastman Museum)
Glazer’s Camera: A proper photo supply store in Seattle, WA
Gralab: Timing Devices
Graphics Atlas: Information regarding the identification and characterization of prints and photographs
Guide to Fiber-Base Gelatin Silver Print Condition and Deterioration by Gawain Weaver
Hollinger Metal Edge: Supplier of archival materials
Ilford B&W Films and Papers: Specifications for films and papers from England
International Center for Photography
Kerry’s Large Format Homepage: Information on Fujinon and other lightweight lenses
Kodak Safelight Filters: Technical Information Data Sheet
Lamination Depot: A source for dry mounting tissue and related supplies
Large Format Lens Specifications: Information from the Graflex website, covers 47-800 mm lenses
Library of Congress – Prints and Photographs Division: Online catalog
Logan Graphic Products: Mat cutters
Mounting Board Information: 1987 essay by Steven Saitzyk
Nielsen: Metal section frames
Ohaus: Balances and scales for the darkroom
OmegaBrandess: Distributor of numerous photographic products
Omega Enlarger Guide: Information about Omega enlargers from KHB Photografix of Ontario, Canada
Origins and Development of Dry Mounting: 1993 essay by Stephanie Watkin
Paterson Photographic: Developing trays and other darkroom supplies
Payless Lighting: Low-cost halogen lamps for your 8×10 enlarger
Peak Optics: Magnifiers, comparators, and loupes for inspection and measuring 2x to 300x
Photo-Eye: Photography bookstore
Photographic Negatives – Nature and Evolution of Processes: 2005 booklet by María Fernanda Valverde
Photogravure: Art of the Photogravure
Photogravure Gallery
Photomemorabilia: Excellent Ilford film chronology, review of MG papers, and other information
Photography and the Law: Wikipedia article covering some general legal aspects of photography
Picture Frames: Source for metal-section frames
Print File: Supplier of archival materials
Quality Light Metric: The place to get your light meter recalibrated
Ries: Wood tripods from the U.S.
Rodenstock Lenses for Large Format Cameras: Specifications for Rodenstock lenses from Germany
Rodenstock Lenses Enlarging and Reproduction: Specifications for Rodenstock’s process lenses
Rodenstock Serial Numbers by Age: Information from the ground-glass.net website
Rotatrim: Trimmers from England
Rubber-Cal: Supplier of sheet rubber
Schneider Optics: Specifications for Schneider lenses from Germany
Seeing With Photography Collective: Impressive work by visually-impaired photographers in New York City
Shen Hao Professional Camera Company: Large format cameras from Shanghai, China
Shorpy Archive: Exceptional images available through the Juniper Gallery in Madison, Alabama
S.K.Grimes: Lens and shutter machinist
Specialty Bottle: A source for Boston Rounds and other containers for the darkroom
Stouffer Industries, Inc: Transmission step wedges
Talas: Professional archival, bookbinding, conservation and restoration supplies
Ted Pella, Inc: Spoons and spatulas for the darkroom
The Agnostic Print: Articles regarding photographic technique and procedure
Toning Black and White Materials: Kodak Technical Publication, May 2006
Tru Vue: Supplier of museum glass and other specialty glazing materials
ULine: Clear plastic bags and other shipping supplies
United Manufacturer’s Supplies, Inc.: Framing tools and supplies
University Products: Supplier of archival materials
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