Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20
Telephoto View of Statue on Capitol.

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The wonderful feats of modern phoioS
rarhy ore IN be shown to the public in q
.t,-i.r. .lI..,ic-, tue. rreparad by the
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Jane stown exposition aHt hnalE IN 'He
National Museum I'll. exh. bit has heeH as
sar,Nl,l IL NJ Themes w Suil!fe Gus
-. .,II..ttors oC The
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National Museum 81 "A'cH ne mas peeH 1oi
wears ;E.. chief Off IL, photographer.
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Coi"A ho'oo1 "t'i-J "
The wonders OF color Photography. SCI
Sor,b In tho axl,;bit will afford some. of its
-, s.,,,,ris;rg features That the came
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natural cooFs Is n real ". ana not mere
dream of scientists will be proved to those
who view the collection
one Of the original color photographs 10
be shown is ny Prof NJ. Lippnann. member
OF the National Institute OF France. 1t was
made by direct exposure with one camera
and at one Crerati0n. 1t is not a print upon
paper hut a small glass plate mounted be-
meath on. of the fiat sides Of a shallow
wedge-shaped prism Of sGlid glass. a :ded
to bring the light to the proper angie. when
the picture IS being observed This photo
graph suggests a daguer:eotype. and Is
mounted in what appears to be little
black box. As soon as the proper angle is
obtained by a slight turn of the hand the
black interior of the case suddenly hashes
forth a beautiful picture reproducing all OF
the colors of the original.
these color photographs by Prof. Lipprnann
gives an idea OF the mounting and the
character of the subjects treated The
ORA sn y, tho datai,s NJ hackeround come
out in the original in a depth and variety
of tint and shade and opalescence whlch
al once susse'ts ie"'''' man "'
Tho nor.rai, Of a friend made by this
process would preserve to US the color of
her eyes and hair and the exact tints OF
her coihpleNlo ol oue1' po. t ~ as - -.
~. ne,on5 Rm, IN IN tia present
- ~ 80 1o,g axnnsures pecass;t.tsd
-, "a. ,o,t9.- - ba,,o,d L,w,, nou,ars
.,,ra - r. coln, ,inatnoranh renro-
-, b.,u,f.h ,ooI,irad n baIf hours ax-
- ' , -, no nbotosranhsd
-. ,rts ,r,cnes bod any ora ths mn~hid
- ., ,ar,e,,aT. Tho .haStIv de,tb
- - - Fi,1 - III. c,,,,ori
49,, % 49, 80 nbo,ooranbs +hrnws
w. ,aZ,s f,nr, the object unon a class box
i''rl ,, t bf,b ~ batn>
shr,Ttn No, So. tbo 80 sida This
snaP'I, 80 III ,'' - -, 49,
pa - a" ,"'' So 49, 80.
t..eut t.an 20 ~. ~ -, a. ~ p,,ai
%, 70 ~ az" -, .'e "a a.
.hdI'l'eI. - - ...ac, % nv sou al'u 10
IahSi'illtyI en- - III IT. Il hcsa,iHe'
D"' j." rem. 'tH i.N"l ~ ~p'i'eH Poa'tLNe
IL W1Hld b' utterly LGt'e 10 even altehip'
u"ta4ed 'NpaAa t!OA or tie process 10
any on" moi to@iHeu III the arts anu liiNS
lerl"S OF chemistry anu opdtS. " !th
ppsSip'N one or Two 'N''ptiohS no pau
t2E apn'rS ,'Nc Ntl ptt &DIe 70 iepro-
uuce H. I'"'" rs. Nsteice - Itt!e
known.
Transrarancies in Natural CoJors
Color photographs made by quite Il df-
fereut method Were exhibited to the writer
nv NJ SrlslI.. Se,-eral somewhat re-
s.,,tlr,, t,.,e,,,-+ .oror.d Lorf ,o,a
i,p-'
prints are me p'oiu1's o. 'he Jolly Mac
Do"ough method. discovered by the latter
IN tais country snd-by tue phenomenon of
,r., ,,,ir,4 .,,,,,,t,,,. g., .t, 60, ,,,,,,,
t,. ,i, to,,,..r ,.,,7,,;tsr 'aa,,sI,- :. ,' T.,
-, .-t.o ,,,,,, ,,f,,.a. -, 80 -, H.
-,,'..t 49, . ..,-.,,o--l,,, p, - ~ -
80 IL .l,,,i,,.t, ,,r.,ss rlat g -.
r,, - - rSr -. a., 81; VI n ~
I,,,gs hci,., ,[,r.J oItar,a,et,. IN al, 80, ~.
tira.. Co.. 70 rag,,I,'e - H. ~ -
,,oI 81 ,,.i,i.T ~ an - -.
A. sh,,ys sl,.d,l-s IjgIT and bisI I;ySts
a. ,Ist,f,'. - -, s. ~,
rSpaif,.e sTn,,s No ShadnT@s 80 al, III
.rd lie blgh Trhfs ,tght as l., corNn,an
nosffI,,as n,,dr fro,, tl.,atI,,a. TIL 80
IT, shows lilo unes 81 tha aratin, h,it
NOT in colors Another glass nIata rule 4
In colnrs Ike tba c.ieinal rratinp 10
finally mounted behind the rositiva traps-
parenCv When all OF the limos on live
Two pIatc, are made 20 roincida svacti,J
all of the lines flash out in the exarf col
ors of tho original object The erating is
visible but NOT confusing. in The final re-
suit and this is what gives the apuaeraucs
OF "A half-tone. Living persons can he
photographed by this process all Of the
coIors OF nature being reproduced Prof.
II. W. Woods OF Johns Hopkins Cniver-