Shel Belinkoff wrote:
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> Aaron Reynolds wrote:
>
> > ...and, a slide projector emits light.
> > Are projected slides not photographs?
>
> The slides are, but the projection isn't - it's a projected image.
...so, when making a print in an enlarger, the print is made from an
image projected onto the paper that is not a photograph by nature of its
projection but then becomes a photograph AGAIN when it strikes the
silver of the paper? Or is the chemistry that makes it back into a photograph?
And what good is a slide without putting light through it to see? Is
the image viewed in a loupe or slide viewer on a light table a
photograph, or is the only photograph in this scenario the unlit,
unviewable slide?
-Aaron
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