Movie Camera Fans Seminar to Elect A meeting of the Photographic FILM Continue Competition and A Seminar of the USDA Graduate Developed WA The Washington Society of Ama- Printed. Any S Lie t Camera ^ School will be held Friday at 8 •r I Boll Vt# Arts Club's New Section ^ teur Cinematographers will meet to- Exp. Angles p.m. in room 5065 of the South morrow at 8 at the Review and Processes No a p.m. Agriculture Building to elect offi- Darkroom Longer Mystery Herald Publishing house at Takoma To Encouraee Photo Talent cers. Ira Gullickson of the Metro- 1 ï film has reached the Many years ago when photog- Alexander J. Wedderburn particular Park. It is the fourth month of The pictorial photographers sec- in making a picture in any medium. By point of perfect development. On politan Police Department will raphy was in its infancy, the man Curator of Photography the society's contest and pictures Plans call for print exhibitions, the face of it, this would seem to on the of tion of the Arts Club of Washing- who could go into a darkroom and The Smithsonian Institution speak subject, "Usage criticism by well-known pictorial- be the ideal method, particularly to be shown are "Down Mexico ton was at the Arts Club a from a seemingly Photography in Crime Detection." organized and excursions for develop picture when several of ists, landscapes. Aim looked their films negatives relatively Way" by John E. Oliveras and from other cam- blank piece of wis upon ers content to develop KODAK SUPPLIES Monday. Differing The new group will bring to Wash- different exposures are being proc- A. Bodwell. as somewhat of a sorcerer. Even year after year without knowing "Army Show" by era In that a ington some of the finest exhibits essed together. But the fact of the Foto-Craft Club clubs, large portion there are some who hesitate what when the exposed At the end of the third month, of talent in the coun- today happens matter is that in a case like this of the is niade of photographic darkrooms be- it The meeting of the Foto- membership up to set up their own film is in the developer. True, these members were leaders in the weekly try. toe photographer will be tempted of 12th Street YMCA artists of national repute, the new cause they feel that it is necessafy is apparent that in a few minutes Craft Club the A steering committee headed by to inspect the films too often for contest to determine the best pic- be in the main of to to have an intimate knowledge of a negative image appears on the will held lounge organization plans bring paint- Lloyd G. Henbest, vice president of their own good and thereby run the and ir. order to process photo- film. But why and how? It is still tures of the year for "Oscar" the Y. 1816 Twelfth street N.W., Fri- ers, pictorial photographers the Arts Club, was elected. Other chemistry risk of fogging them under the — A artiste to Alms and papers. They are not definitely known, even to the awards: 8-mm. class Theodore day at 8:30 p.m. demonstration graphic together exchange members are Henry A. Saylor and graphic safelight. As a matter of fact, what reaction of color printing with Printon will 618 12Ht St. N.W. ideas and experiences on the prob- in the minority. experts, just physical A is "safe" to a Sarchin and Ray Parks; Ιβ-mm. Herbert Friedman. is ex- safelight only up be of the lems common to these fields of art. equipment manufacturers takes place when a negative given by representatives of the photo certain point and continued inspec- class—Harold Wagar and Joseph Sales Division of the Charter members group realize that the best market for posed. Visual examination of an Washington Meetings will be held on the sec- tion of developing negatives will is Invited.1 are Miss Prances Benjamin John- lies the ama- exposed but undeveloped film re- Gray. Ansco Co. The public ond Monday of each month at 8 their products among eventually fog the film. This is par- ston, author of several photographic veals exactly nothing. Chemical p.m. in the drawing room of the teurs. ticularly true of panchromatic film, books on Southern architecture; of dollars have been analyses fail to reveal motf—at club to discuss problems of general Millions which should never be inspected ex- Mr. Saylor, editor of the Journal ol research, cul- least up to the present time. It is CAPITAL CAMERA EXCHANGE' Interest In composition spent in photographic cept under a green safelight and pictorial the American Institute of Archi- the in known, however, that exposure of and other considerations minating through years pro- then only once or twice during de- aesthetic tects; Thomas M. Beggs, assistant the silver halide crystals -in the I cesses so simple and easy to under- velopment. Orthochromatic films, director of the National Collection can emulsion alters them in some way. stand that any one, even a child, examined under a red safelight, are of Pine Arts; Alexander J. Wed- When development commences, develop negatives with good results. not as sensitive in this respect and I derburn, curator of photography are the silver halide crystals in the ON No long, drawn-out operations are more suitable for those who ap- BUY the Smithsonian Institution, and emulsion which have been affected OWN A SOUND PROJECTOR required. A few essential formulas prove this method of processing. Mrs. Wedderburn; Mrs. EsteUi exposure to light, begin to are available from the same dealer by Time. Method CASH and The metallic silver in the Popular. Campbell, painter photog- them change. where you buy your film. Paste Increasingly popular, now thai < rapher; Grover S. Burbank, offi- follow crystal is released into the develop- TOR YOUR on the wall of your darkroom, panchromatic film is being used ex- THAN THE COST cial of the United States Geologica never ing solution. When the solution CREDIT FOR LESS them closely and you will tensively, is the time and tempera- Survey; Mr. Friedman, curator reaches the saturation point the have a minute's trouble. ture method of development. It if division of birds, Smithsonian In- and silver is redeposited on the film in Don't try to experiment known that a perfectly exposed neg- CAMERA stitution; Mr. Henbest. the form of minute silver grains change the manufacturer's formula. ative wiii aeveiop to a aegree* oi head ol their wiiicii ultima ici ν iuiiii uie iiieianii: OF A SILENT MACHINE! LICENSED DEALER Capt. Charles Bittinger, Many others have tried this to perfection in a given developer ovei 6 io 18 Months Mrs silver image that you see when de- naval research in camouflage; sorrow. It should be remembered a certain period of time when the velopment is complete. The unex- HOP W. R. Chapline, amateur motior that the lormulas have only been of the solu- BOBBIN'S CAMERA Ρ temperature developing —1 —*■ — Datrmnn/4 posed crystals, which are unaffected TO PAY! published after much research and tion is in accordance with thai 14th WUlard Hotel by the developer, are visible, before S29 St., Opp. Brehart, painter; Mrs. Ruth Saf· experimentation, backed by unlim- called for by the formula. If, there- Staunton Calvert immersion in the fixing bath, as a ford, painter; ited means and the best photo-tech- fore, you take the pains that yot Misi milky appearing film on the face The NEW and Improved Bureau of Internal Revenue; nicians in the world. You would not should to get a correct exposure Miss of the negative. The fixing bath Lucia B. Hollerith, painter; a druggist to change the pre- each time you use your camera, yoi expect removes the unexposed silver Elizabeth Sawtelle, painter; Mrs. Lt of The will be able to the films scription your physician. the to be-1' develop bj Verne Miss halides, allowing negative Wilson, painter; Gladyi same to tested formulas for the clock, with confidence applies come transparent. perfect Milligan, art instructor, and Mrs that will be "on the button' the darkroom. swear they 1 Some photographers by the — J — MOVIE-MITE CAMERAS Julia W. Stewart, painter. 1— CM.flurlU·. time. Inspection method of developing, every However, the greatest care musl Most to mix where the slowly developing nega- For Sound and Silent 16 mm. Films photographers prefer be taken to insure FROM chemicals, but in the last tives examined at intervals to de- perfect tempera- Stewart to Address their own ture control of the solution. If the there has been a s*wing termine the exact point at which few years developer should be cooler than thi FORMERLY $304 NOW Color Photo oi on the part of many Group opinion temperature called for, your nega- to chemicals. Redesigned for better tone value than J. Anthony Stewart, staff pho amateurs prepared tives will come out in containers Best of underdeveloped ever before greater tone range for the National Geo These come packaged the tographer to Army's Conversely, a warm solution will re- with new amplifier. We know it's is to be I and need only to be, reduced on the we'll graphic Society, principe sult in overdevelopment—or, worse outstanding value market, form mixing with water. Enter its performance! speaker and critic at the monthl; solution by Photographs yet, the emulsion might even mel guarantee of thi ι chemicals in this form Complete Line of Photographie meeting of the color section Buying your on the film base. National Society. will save you time and insure Finals Supplies—Moving Picture Photographic For those of us who are Just t · The will be held in thl ! against any possible mistakes in Wednesday Machine$ meeting The World Wide Army Photogra- little bit on the lazy side, there are DELIVERY auditorium of the Smithsonian In a formula. Another HOME MOVIES IMMEDIATE compounding phy Contest exhibit of 429 photo- now on the market "universal de- Natural Build definite to the person stltution's History advantage and Air Forces velopers" that automatically stof Constitutlor uses his dark- graphs by Army per- ABBOTT & COSTELLO LOUIS-WALCOTT ing, Tenth street and who only occasionally at the time anc CAMERA SHOP var- sonnel on duty in the United development right avenue, at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday ■ room is the elimination of the States and overseas will be on dis- "fix" the negative in the bargain takei solutions which in .,. "No Indians Please" Mr. Stewart will show slides [ iation factor of But the real lies in the 913 PA. AVE. N.W. at dif- play in the Pentagon concourse pleasure on his travels for the Nationa ί have been mixed to be used FIGHT 16 it was an- carrying through of a technically Stock solutions tend February through 27, A "Castle Film" Geographic. ferent times. from the time o; nounced by Maj. Gen. Russel B. perfect project The most controversial decision in boxing history to vary or weaken with age and thus For the first time, the nation's first funsters come to life Chief of exposure to the moment when the own film of this be and Reynolds* Special Services, on your own home-movie screen! Order your copy Own your great fight, you'll I confuses the beginner possibly come. Department of the Army. finished print is ready to show U today IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Enclose check looking at them for yeors to IMMEDIATE i result in a badly developed negative Enclose check or money order. Winning entries in elimination the friends and family. or money order. DELIVERY if the method of develop- ; inspection contests conducted at installation. ♦ * * * i ment is not used. Another advan- Army Ground Force, and United In reply to Miss M. Jane Moor o: CAMERAS ; in chemicals DATE tage using prepared States Air Force levels will be in- the Stratford Hotel. Russell Mac- Send Castle Film 'Wo Indians, Please!" GENTLEMEN: lies in the fact that you need only Time Payment Plan Available \ cluded in the exhibit. The pictures Donald of 3018 Porter street N.W. In Size and Length Indicated. Please Send Me the Following Orieri i use a sufficient quantity to meet are classified in four categories; the and Robert D. Stuart of Pitts- needs of the moment. These Quantity OUR POLICY IS SIMPLE AND FOOLPROOF your all of whom 1A mm. FT.—* MM 1.7» I misson and duties of the Army; the burgh, Pa., re-questec * mm· FIGHT THRILLS—Λ0 are identical in content, 100 feet ... j packages Army of today; foreign countries the name of the photo almanac □ $2.75 FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS—100 FT MM. 3.80 ! and for this reason insure an un- feet QUALlTY+VALUE+COURTESY= and peoples; and general pictorial mentioned last week, we suggest thai □ 80 $ 1.75 □Complete $g,75 ROUND BY ROUND—200 FT —β MM. 6.Λ0 reaction. — -00 GUARANTEED SATISFACTION ; varying consult the "Universal Phote — BLOW BY BLOW (2) FT. photographs. they □ Complete Sound, --- 13.00 There are many films on the mar- $5.50 $17.50 REELS—8 MM s On Wednesday, Gen. Reynolds Almanac," by the Falk Publishinf Conrolete FIGHT THRILLS—100 FT.—1« MM, 3.80 ; and the manufacturer of each ket, will be host to a of national FT.— for group ... ROUND BY ROUND—100 a Used Camera You Wish To Sell or Trade has a recommended developer 1β MM 13.Be If You Have f j magazine and ftews representatives NAME ! whether ROUND— Offer I I that particular type. So, j ... SOUND. ROUND BY Let Us Make You An Λ and top ranking photographers, who le.SO or mix your too FT—16 MM ; you use the ready-made will select prize winners in the four ADDRESS j ! to the'formula called for. NAME own, stick categories. CAMERAS USED SPECIALS—FULLY GUARANTEED are one κιηα ox mm ι City State ADDRESS If yqy using f-nzes Movie & Still coiannp si.auu wui De a to • Camera Exchange Has Complete this policy will be much easier Capital CITY STATE awarded by Special Services. Photo- j Stock of Castle Films for the Entire Family. i! follow and less too. Cameras Exchanged BELL & HOWELL 8mm. Sportster expensive, will be the ! C Î4.B Tea&ar. graphic equipment grand Dealers for I : SUPER ΙΚΟΝΤΛ camera and case. $95 00. There are very few photograph- rapid shutter, cpld. rf. Certificates of merit and Compur with f3 5 lens prize. EASTMAN ANSCO Exp. meter, sun shade and case. CIROPLEX REFLEX $139.60 and rapax shutter cage incl.. $87.50. bronze lapel pins will be issued to ARGUS GRAFLEX case. 36mm. f2.8 Xenon lens, 'arc-US C. Î3.5 lens and all contestants whose photographs REVERE RETINA II $.17.50 KEYSTONE cpld. rf.. $98.50 are considered. rf., {3.5 finally BELL & HOWELL WELTIKI 35mm. 12 Xenon lens, SUPER IKONTA A, cpld. and case. jfttllrr $c iï'AUunI Judges will be: Alexander J. Wed- LEICA cpld^ rf- S120. lens >140.00. ROLLETFLEX CAMERA Tessar lens, of VOLLENDA f3.6 lens In SUPKR IKONTA C. 13.5 ierburn, curator photography, CAPITAL KODAK 99 Compur shutter. $40 00 cpld. rf.. $125.00 the Smithsonian Institution and f6.3 lens and KODAK MONITOR βίβ Î4.6 le»s 120 VOIGTLANDER. former Assistant Chief of Army EXCHANGE and ease, $69.50. case. $31.50. Pictorial Service for the 8th Service · Command: Miss Jackie Martin, 1003 PENNA. AVE. N.W. 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