Exhibit: The pictures, when taken out of the instrument, represent the scene reversed with respect to light and shade. This is exemplified in No 65. Both these defects are remedied at the same time, by exposing the picture first made to the renewed action of light, and thus obtaining from it a transfer or reversed image. Such are the following: [Numbers 65-86 which Talbot called 'Class III, Views taken with the Camera Obscura.']

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Exhibition:	1839, Birmingham, British Association	More from this exhibition >
Exhibit number:	65

Photographer:	Talbot, William Henry Fox (1800-1877)	More by this photographer >
Full title:	The pictures, when taken out of the instrument, represent the scene reversed with respect to light and shade. This is exemplified in No 65. Both these defects are remedied at the same time, by exposing the picture first made to the renewed action of light, and thus obtaining from it a transfer or reversed image. Such are the following: [Numbers 65-86 which Talbot called 'Class III, Views taken with the Camera Obscura.']
Process:	Not Listed [Photogenic drawing]	More by this process >

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