Sentence examples for photographic technologies from inspiring English sources

AT&T is down 58.7percentt, adjusted for the spin-offs of its wireless and cable operations, while Kodak has lost 63.6percentt as it has tried to cope with changing photographic technologies.

Other topics included how the development of print and photographic technologies led to the widespread dissemination of Western orientalist stereotypes and how the growing 19th-century art market helped promote the paintings of the French academician Jean-Léon Gérôme to the point that they eventually influenced Hollywood set design.

He likened it to David Hockney's claim that photographic technologies like the camera obscura and the camera lucida were used as visual aids by Western artists from the Renaissance on, more extensively than art historians have heretofore been willing to admit.

Improvements from the E-510, released last year, are incremental at best, focusing on "extras" rather than core photographic technologies.

High-speed photographic technologies were adopted to capture the whole process of water exit and the large deformation of the free surface.

"We've been investigating this for a year now over at nowseethis.org, and the party was a chance to celebrate those achievements through the kinds of photographic technologies that have caught our interest".

Armed with computer programs -- Photoshop is the most common -- these artists perform what they describe as a "demonstration of love" for the work of the photographers whose images were limited by earlier photographic technology.

"Desert Jewels: North African Jewelry and Photography from the Xavier Guerrand-Hermès Collection" features tribal jewelry and nineteenth-century photographs from an era when advancements in photographic technology allowed documentarians and artists to take advantage of and further intensify European fascination with the Orient.

That's the underlying philosophy of the International Krappy Kamera Competition, the 2016 results of which are now on view at the Soho Photo Gallery through April 2. The competition, now in its 18th year, was launched by Soho Photo, a cooperative gallery in New York City, to celebrate the triumph of a photographer's eye over the arms race of photographic technology. .

Photographic technology evolved through the 20th century.

Both Cartier-Bresson and Bown are supremely uninterested in photographic technology.