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| The Ful-vue, a model for TTV cameras image by John Kratz (Image rights) |
TTV is the abbreviation for "through the viewfinder photography". It's a widespread idea to revive old photographic optics without needing film. Therefore a digital camera is focused onto the viewfinder of an old box camera with a big bright viewfinder. Thus images can be made which give an idea of how once our forefathers have seen the World through the viewfinders of their cameras.
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| TTV with the Ful-Vue box camera image by on2alan (Image rights) |
Links
- tutorial (with links to Flickr) by Russ Morris
- PDF presentation (with further links) (with German text) of Sonja Finkenzeller and Doris Hausen
- TTV: Through The Viewfinder RedBubble group
- TTV in architecture by Dirk Spennemann (in JPG Magazine)
- TTV Animal photography by Dirk Spennemann (in JPG Magazine)
Glossary Terms
