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Vlad
Posted - May 14 2009 : 9:35:56 PM So you guys think this is the same acid etching as on Bill's Zorki Jubilee?
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Luiz Paracampo
Posted - May 16 2009 : 10:00:16 AM Thank you Vlad I will send more detailed pictures next week. Now I am lazy... LP
Vlad
Posted - May 15 2009 : 3:28:45 PM OH MY GOD! WOOOOOW!!!!!! That is incredible Luiz! what an amazing work! I'm a absolutely floored by the detail of this daguerreotype replica! so cool!..
Vlad
Luiz Paracampo
Posted - May 15 2009 : 3:00:54 PM OK Vlad Your Leninets camera was made in the same process. You can see that when the years go on the surface becomes dull, and become hard to see the fine deail. This should happen with Parkinson camera if the surface is not protected. Protection should be made with colorless Nitro-cellulose enamel. I have done so in a bronze lustre in my home in 1969 and it is absolutely perfect up to day. In 1989 I built a Daguerreotype camera replica http://www.novacon.com.br/abopics.htm Its emblem which was copy of the Michel's Auer original daguerreotype camera was done by the same (or similar) process. If you want I shall post new pictures of the camera that is still now in perfect condition. this technique provides beautiful results. regards LP
Jacques M.
Posted - May 15 2009 : 1:43:10 PM Hi Vlad, Probably made from a Fed 1c, so very interesting. An interesting engraving too, for sure. But I regret the red paint...
Amitiés. Jacques.
Vlad
Posted - May 15 2009 : 1:19:32 PM Thanks Bill,
This is very interesting process, I am amazed at resulting level of detail.. quite nice!
Vlad
nightphoto
Posted - May 15 2009 : 11:16:38 AM Vlad, My opinion is that the picture of Lenin is done by the same acid-etching process. Probably using a photo of a graphic or actual photograph of Lenin, probably originally in half-tone printing ... maybe from a magazine or or propaganda book or leaflet.
