Just think how much fun it would be to have your own enlarger, telephoto lens, refectors, copying stand and other equipment you need to turn out photos that are really professional.

Now you can have all this apparatus, with this book from 1941, 338 pages of vintage photography know how, while many of these accessories are no longer required in our digital world, it does provvide a valuable, historical look of the early days of photography.

Presented on a Gift Quality CD.

Chapters Include:

:: Camers and Accessories

:: Focusing Aids

:: Filters, Auxilary Lens and Shutter Improvements

:: Supporting the Camera

:: Lighting Equipment

:: Backgrounds and table Top Photography

:: Copying and Trick Photography

:: Negatives and Their Development

:: Drying, Retouching, and Storing Negatives

:: Contact Prints and Enlargements

:: Accessories for The Enlarger

:: Printing Equipment

:: Trimming and Mounting Prints

:: Special Print Treatments and Appliances

:: Trimming Devices

:: Amateur Movies

:: Darkrooms and Equipment

:: Photographic Chemicals

:: Miscellaneous Hints

:: How To Do It