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Photographic Processes - 1892 Poison Notice |
Early photographic processes brought dangers, as photographers heated mercury and mixed their chemicals. Even as late as 1892, the dark-room was far from being a safe environment. The chart below is reproduced gives advice. It was issued in the 1 July 1892 edition of The Practical Photographer, which suggested that it should be pasted onto a piece of cardboard and hung in the dark-room. |
Poison Notice to be displayed in the Darkroom © Reproduced by courtesy of Edinburgh Photographic Society |
[The Practical Photographer - 1 July 1892, p.175] |
1856 - Individual Items: Catalogue Cameras + Lenses Apparatus Chemicals |
1856 - Completes sets: Paper Process Collodions + Paper Daguerreotype |
1856 - Chemicals: Calotype Collodion + Albumen Daguerreotype |
1890s - Cameras Apparatus |
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