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Beyond the Naked Eye
A catalogue of 55 scientific and technical photographs covering a wide range of subjects including many where the subject, while not originally perceivable by human eyes, is visualized using specialized photographic tools. Examples of high speed, stroboscopic, schlieren, polarization, infrared and ultraviolet, streak, and several other techniques are presented to visualize a variety of subjects. Caption information is included in both English and Spanish. This is also a catalogue that accompanies a traveling exhibition of some of these photographs. The exhibition consists of the 33 photographs in 16x20 inch metal frames and available free to any science or technology museum interested in exhibiting the collection. Contact the author for further details.

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Fleeting Phoenix Figures
This is a book about a short lived technique based on Polaroid Type 667 and Polaroid Polagraph film. It is intended to be record of the work produced by Andrew Davidhazy in the late 20th century. The technique is described in detail and it is illustrated with 31 figure studies.

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imagineRIT 2009
A collection of 154 peripheral or rollout photographs made at the imagineRIT festival at Rochester Institute of Technology on May 2, 2009 by Prof. Andrew Davidhazy with his improvised digital linear array scanning camera. Subjects rotate on turntable in front of camera while it records features line-by-line to eventually reproduce a 360 degree view (or more) of the person.

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IFS 2 SPAS celebration
A record of a celebration that brought together 35 faculty members (and significant others) of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology on April 30, 2009.

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2009 SPAS Faculty Exhibition
A record of the 2009 School of Photographic Arts and Sciences faculty exhibition. This one took place from February 27 through March 20, 2009 in was installed in the SPAS Gallery of the school, a part of the College of Imaging Arts and Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology

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Notes on Strip, Streak and Scanning Photography
Photographic techniques that acquire images sequentially instead of instantaneously have a long history of contributing to a the visualization of subjects and time in ways that have had profound, yet often unrecognized, impact on our understanding of physical phenomena. From cameras that make peripheral records of pottery, the photofinish camera at racetracks, panoramic cameras that cover 360 degrees around them and cameras for other specialized applications, they have one thing in common and this is that one dimension of their records is TIME itself. Note that this is a work in progress started in 1978. Several equations have not been cleaned up and photographic illustrations, etc. are provided mostly only as drawings. Future versions may be improved but in case I can't get to it this 3rd version may be all that will be ever available. This latest version includes instructions on improvised cameras for strip/streak photography a unique strip camera for conical panoramic or peripheral applications.

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ImagineRIT Peripheral Portraits
On May 3, 2008 a creativity and innovation festival was held at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. As part of that event Prof. Andrew Davidhazy (me!) presented an "interactive" experience for visitors where they would be photographed with a unique linear array camera improvised from an obsolete hand-scanner. The resulting collection of 99 peripheral or "rolou" photographs is included in this book. Every volunteer already received a personal memento print but this collection makes all of them available for examination, evaluatiuon, discussion and, hopefully, appreciation. Each an every image in this book is unique and unrepeatable because not only do they depend on a particular subject to begin with but also on the subject performing or behaving in a specific way over the time it takes them to make one or more revolutions in front of the camera. To check whether you are included in the collection select "Book Preview" or visit http://people.rit.edu/andpph/a-pix/imagineRIT-all-01.jpg

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2008 Annual SPAS Faculty Exhibition
This is a catalogue of the 2008 Annual Exhibition of work by the faculty of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology.

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Miembros de Fotored
Este es un catalogo de cortos textos y fotografias cuyos 33 autores son miembros de la lista de correos llamada Fotored en el Internet. Es la culminacion de un proyecto cuyo proposito es el de compartir entre los miembros (y con cualquier persona en ellas) una coleccion de imagenes procedentes de varias partes del mundo demostrando que la fotografia nos une no solamente como un interes en comun pero tambien como una manera de intercambiar aspectos culturales de cada uno de nosotros. Si algun autor puede preparar una mejor descripcion por favor mandemela y yo actualizare esta aqui! Felicitaciones a todos! Saludos cordiales, Andres

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Special Effects Spring 2007-8
This is a collection of selected work from 13 students who completed my Special Effects course at Rochester Institute of Technology. The effects are not described in detail but are rather just a visual sampling of some of the projects. The topics include In-Camera Masking, Splash photography, Tailflash synchronization, Linear Strip photography, the Phoenix Process and the Sabattier process, polarization, infrared, kaleidoscope, zooming while shooting, stroboscopic photography, matte-box photography, and several others.

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Special Effects II
This is a compilation of various traditional photographic Special Effects produced by students enrolled in a Special Effects Photography course conducted by Prof. Andrew Davidhazy at the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at RIT. While digital capture is an accepted part of the course the techniques are not computer generated or manipulated.

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Infrared and Ultraviolet Photography - theory, techniques and practice
This book contains the textual reproduction of a traditional slide presentation with the associated annotations for each image as if the material was presented “live”. It is a general introduction to the theory and practice of photography by invisible radiaton with references to practical applications of the various techniques available to the industrial, technical, forensic or creative photographer. The material also can be used as a tutorial on the subject of infrared and ultraviolet photography and associated techniques.

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Emlekeim
Reminiscences of Lajos Kacz, a Hungarian retiree who wrote about his life's reminiscences dating from 1846 through 1866. He wrote this retrospective during first two years of his retirement in 1914-15.

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Introduction to Shadowgraph and Schlieren photography
The text and illustrations were prepared as a guide to a slide show presentation introducing basic concepts related to the optical and physical principles behind traditional refractive and reflective shadowgraph and schlieren imaging systems.

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PhotoForum
This is a book of photographs by members of the PhotoForum mail list on the Internet and housed at the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at Rochester Institute of Technology.

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Special Effects Photography
Samples of traditional photographic special effects not based on post-capture computer manipulation but rather on initial capture with film or digital cameras. Photographs made by students in the Special Effects course in the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at RIT.

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Little Faces
This is a collection of peripheral or "rollout" portraits designed to supplement an experimental, low-tech, traveling exhibition of portraits made of subjects rotating on a turntable in front of an improvised linear array digital camera. The photographs are all unique and unrepeatable in their interpretation of any given person since time is one of the very real dimensions in each photograph. A full explanation of the capture method makes up the first ten pages of the book.

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2006 SHOTS
High speed photographs made in 1/1,000,000 second mostly of the effects of the impact of .22 caliber bullets smashing through various objects or sporting their characteristic shockwave in a colorful schlieren beam.

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Wraparound Portraits
Portrait photography redefined through a process that reproduces in continuous peripheral, or "rollout", fashion the features of subjects. A novel representation of time and space give these portraits a unique, although not realistic, look.

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