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John Taylor - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Between the Wars
2016Co-Authors: John TaylorAbstract:In the age of mass production, when Cameras and Films began to be produced in bulk in factories during the 188os, the great promise of the photographic industry was reliability. This emphasis on certainty was the main selling point of Kodak from 1888, when the company aimed its box Cameras (already loaded with film to be processed at its factory) at a mass market centred on the idealized family and its holidays. Located in the family, the subjects of popular photography were the hearth, the nursery, the annual holidays in the country, or at the seaside. During the Great War, when outdoor photography by amateurs was largely forbidden, photography in the home became even more popular. In addition, the breakup of families led to an increasing demand that they be remembered in pictures. The sentimental attachment to domestic, family life was a refuge from military life and the increasingly apparent harsh realities of war. Once the war had ended enthusiasm for the tough, masculine life of the military was discredited as central to national life, and cosy family life became the focus for rebuilding the nation's unity and sense of purpose.
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Kodak and the ‘English’ Market Between the Wars
Journal of Design History, 1994Co-Authors: John TaylorAbstract:In the age of mass production, when Cameras and Films began to be produced in bulk in factories during the 188os, the great promise of the photographic industry was reliability. This emphasis on certainty was the main selling point of Kodak from 1888, when the company aimed its box Cameras (already loaded with film to be processed at its factory) at a mass market centred on the idealized family and its holidays. Located in the family, the subjects of popular photography were the hearth, the nursery, the annual holidays in the country, or at the seaside.
Jin Ping - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Analyses of the Excellent Javelin Athlete' s Techniques of Exertion in Javelin Throwing
Journal of Guangzhou Physical Education Institute, 2002Co-Authors: Jin PingAbstract:In order to research the throwing skills of the best man javelin throwers, the author makes analyses on the body' s horizontal momentum, the javelins speed the variables of the body angle during the exertion process of the best javelin throwers by high-speed Cameras and Films focusing.The paper showed the characteristics of the exertions of the superior javelin throwers.
Li Jia-ming - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Development Prospects of Offset Printing Plate Materials Facing the Challenge of Digital Printing
Image Technology, 2010Co-Authors: Li Jia-mingAbstract:Presently,in common photography,digital Cameras have already replaced traditional Cameras and Films;in the printing industry,newly emerged miscellaneous digital printing processes without using film,even without using printing plate material.Based on a review of China Print 2009,this paper prospected the future development trend of printing industry and predicted that facing the challenge of digital printing technology,the main printing process will still be offset printing and PS plate will be the printing plate material;the development of CTP equipment and plates material will further expand the application topic of CTP technology,thus influencing the market of traditional graphic arts Films.
Henry G. Reichle - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Space shuttle views changing carbon monoxide in lower atmosphere
Eos Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1996Co-Authors: Vickie S. Connors, Paul C. Novelli, Henry G. ReichleAbstract:During April and October 1994, the Space Shuttle Endeavor flew missions expressly to study Earth's surface and atmosphere. Among the instruments aboard the shuttle was the Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellites (MAPS) Experiment, which measured carbon monoxide in the middle troposphere. While the spacecraft was in orbit, the flight crews photographed the planet with a variety of Cameras and Films. Concurrent aircraft and ground-based measurements of CO were made at a number of locations between northern Alaska and the edge of the Antarctic continent. The combination of the middle tropospheric CO from MAPS and measurements made from the ground and from aircraft provide a unique picture of carbon monoxide in the lower atmosphere. Never before has such extensive knowledge of the CO distribution been obtained.
Vickie S. Connors - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Space shuttle views changing carbon monoxide in lower atmosphere
Eos Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1996Co-Authors: Vickie S. Connors, Paul C. Novelli, Henry G. ReichleAbstract:During April and October 1994, the Space Shuttle Endeavor flew missions expressly to study Earth's surface and atmosphere. Among the instruments aboard the shuttle was the Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellites (MAPS) Experiment, which measured carbon monoxide in the middle troposphere. While the spacecraft was in orbit, the flight crews photographed the planet with a variety of Cameras and Films. Concurrent aircraft and ground-based measurements of CO were made at a number of locations between northern Alaska and the edge of the Antarctic continent. The combination of the middle tropospheric CO from MAPS and measurements made from the ground and from aircraft provide a unique picture of carbon monoxide in the lower atmosphere. Never before has such extensive knowledge of the CO distribution been obtained.