Images and Enterprise. Technology and the American Photographic Industry 1839 to 1925.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R004943 Ned. Fotomuseum $GESCH JENKINS.R 1975 R021022 Ned. Fotomuseum 020 JENK 1987
TitleImages and Enterprise. Technology and the American Photographic Industry 1839 to 1925.
Author
PublisherJohns Hopkins University Press
Year of publication1975
Pagination371
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN0-8018-35496
Bibliographic Notesindex, notes, pb;
SubjectEconomie van de fotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotografie: USA, Geschiedenis van de technische ontwikkeling in de fotografie, Technische ontwikkelingen in de fotografie, Geschiedenis van Kodak
Abstract
Chapters :
PART I. DAGUERREOTYPE PERIOD 1839 TO 1855
1. The Daguerreotype Period ;
PART II. COLLODION PERIOD 1855 TO 1880
2. Glass Plate and Paper Photography ;
PART III. GELATIN PLATE PERIOD 1880 TO 1895
3. The Gelatin Revolution, 1880-1895 ;
4. Origins of the Roll Film System, 1884-1889 ;
5. The Development of Celluloid Roll Film 1887-1895 ;
6. Modifications of the Roll Film System, 1890-1895 ;
7. Responses of the Traditional Leadership to the Technical Revolution, 1880-1895 ;
PART IV. PERIOD OF THE AMATEUR ROLL FILM SYSTEM 1895 TO 1909
8. The Corporate, Industrial, and Technologicals Setting ;
9. Horizontal Integration: Eastman Kodak ;
10. Vertical Integration: Eastman Kodak ;
11. Horizontal and Vertical Integration: Anthony and Scovill ;
12. The Emergence of the Cinematographic Industry ;
PART V. PERIOD OF SILENT CINEMATOGRAPHY 1900 TO 1925
13. The Cinematographic Industry: Integration and Innovation ;
14. Preservation of the Corporate and Industrial Structure ;
Conclusion ;
Appendix: Technological Diffusion ;
Primary Sources of Information ;
Index
PART I. DAGUERREOTYPE PERIOD 1839 TO 1855
1. The Daguerreotype Period ;
PART II. COLLODION PERIOD 1855 TO 1880
2. Glass Plate and Paper Photography ;
PART III. GELATIN PLATE PERIOD 1880 TO 1895
3. The Gelatin Revolution, 1880-1895 ;
4. Origins of the Roll Film System, 1884-1889 ;
5. The Development of Celluloid Roll Film 1887-1895 ;
6. Modifications of the Roll Film System, 1890-1895 ;
7. Responses of the Traditional Leadership to the Technical Revolution, 1880-1895 ;
PART IV. PERIOD OF THE AMATEUR ROLL FILM SYSTEM 1895 TO 1909
8. The Corporate, Industrial, and Technologicals Setting ;
9. Horizontal Integration: Eastman Kodak ;
10. Vertical Integration: Eastman Kodak ;
11. Horizontal and Vertical Integration: Anthony and Scovill ;
12. The Emergence of the Cinematographic Industry ;
PART V. PERIOD OF SILENT CINEMATOGRAPHY 1900 TO 1925
13. The Cinematographic Industry: Integration and Innovation ;
14. Preservation of the Corporate and Industrial Structure ;
Conclusion ;
Appendix: Technological Diffusion ;
Primary Sources of Information ;
Index
| Copy number | R004943 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $GESCH JENKINS.R 1975 |
| Copy number | R021022 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | 020 JENK 1987 |