- Wirephoto,
telephotography or
radiophoto is the
sending of
photographs by telegraph,
telephone or radio.
Technologically and commercially, the wirephoto...
- of the fax machine,
specifically the
transmission of
photographs or
telephotography,
known as the Bildtelegraph,
related to
early attempts at developing...
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working as a
graphic correspondent. In 1951, EFE
installed its
first telephotography receiver. In 1958 Gómez
Aparicio was
replaced in his
position by Manuel...
- 1894.
Thomas R. Dallmeyer,
Telephotography: An
elementary treatise on the
construction and
application of the
telephotographic lens, London: Heinemann,...
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vision among insects.[citation needed] This
acuity is
achieved by a
telephotographic series of lenses, a four-layer retina, and the
ability to
swivel the...
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support RGB color. They can be
considered the
successors of
early telephotography input devices,
which were able to send
consecutive scan
lines as analog...
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replace certain lenses'
helicoid mounts for
sports and natural-life
telephotography.[citation needed] In 1986, the
Leitz company changed its name to Leica...
-
Society in 1922. His son
Herbert E. Ives was a
pioneer of
television and
telephotography,
including color facsimile. Ives was a
pioneer in the
field of color...
- Bidwell, Shelford. "Selenium and Its
Applications to the
Photophone and
Telephotography".
Proceedings of the
Royal Institution (G.B.), Vol 9. 1881, pp. 524–535;...
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element selenium in 1873. This led,
among other technologies,
towards telephotography, a way to send
still images through phone lines, as
early as in 1895...
