Sampling of PUBLICATIONS, COVERS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, etc.
Andrew Davidhazy, Prof. (ret)
Rochester Institute of Technology
This is a compilation
of my publications, articles, covers etc. I produced
over the years.
It is an expansion of my ARTICLES list which is devoted to
some of articles of mine
along with some by colleagues of an eclectic
list of solutions to oddball problems or
situations.
The linked pages below are
available by
clicking on the small thumbnails
which will take you to the
enlargeable,
and then readable, versions.
You may need to use your browser to
enlarge them to readable size.
This is an article on peripheral or rollout
photography
that was published in Industrial Photography magazine - January 1987
issue. The pages are available as images by
clicking on the small thumbnails which will take you to the
enlargeable,
and then readable, versions.
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In 1990 I
collaborated with an
Israeli Photography magazine's
editor on a "summary" article on how to adapt 35mm
cameras to making peripheral, photofinish or linear strip photographs
or peripheral ones. These applications were already hinted at in 1971
in
an article I wrote for Popular Photography but this one describes in
Hebrew describing the procedures needed.
The pages are available as
images by
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This is my article that was published in the Kodak
Newsletter for Photo Educators on the topic of Moving Film Stroboscopy.
The pages are available as images by
clicking on the small thumbnails which will take you to the
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and then readable, versions.
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Below is my article
that was published in the
Photographic Society of America Journal in the year 2000. It describes
the Phoenix Process. A short lived method of making use of the normally
discarded paper negative produced when using certain Polaroid films
such as type 667. When using that film you generate a positive print
(which you keep) plus a negative image on the usually discarded paper
by-product. I found these negative images exhibits significant
Sabattier effect (some call it solarization) and my Phoenix Process
describes how to make positives of those paper products and
exploit
their Sabattier effect.
The pages are available as images by
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Below is an article that was published in a Kodak
publication
about
circular or conical panoramic camera and results obtained with it.
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