Release date is 2019-01-17

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"The British Journal of Photography, No. 613, Vol. XIX, February 2, 1872" by Various is a historical periodical written in the late 19th century. This publication focuses on the advancements, discussions, and techniques related to photography during its time, functioning much like a scientific or technical journal. The content provides insights into photographic practices, developments in chemical processes used in photography, and ongoing debates within the photography community. The opening of the journal presents a series of articles discussing various topics, such as the properties of photographic films coated with tannin or albumen, the preparation of shellac varnish, and the challenges photographers face with albumenized surfaces. The writers share their findings on film sensitivity, moisture retention in photographic coatings, and the effects of temperature on chemical processes. Notably, the articles highlight practical knowledge and experiences of photographers, offering readers a deep dive into the technical aspects of photography and the emerging practices of that era. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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