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Reproduction: A central philosophical argument distinguishes between using technology to simply copy existing art (reproduction) and using it to uncover entirely new visual experiences (production)
By pairing the delicate chemistry of the albumen print and glass plate preservation with the evolving "language" of film
Weiner’s images are quiet
often trapped in a dark world of his own creation
The volume outlines the museum’s primary objective: to preserve the rapid evolution of the photographic medium
Camera Copying and Reproduction by O.R. Croy. Signed book Reproduction: A central philosophical argumentFocal Press, 3rd impression, 1975. Near fine in hardcover with slight bump at base of spine, with protected dust jacket that is like new and unclipped with price in British currency. 256 pages with detailed index. Chapters on direct copying, camera copying, illumination, film development, printing and enlarging, dealing with originals, special problems, systematic documentation, microfilming, filing and organization, faults and remedies, and formulae