The American Annual of Photography, 1929, Volume XLIII [43]

CONTENTS: Preface; Contents; List of Pictorial Illustrations; Index to Advertisers; The Kodacolor Process; The Reproduction of Color in Monochrome; Notes to a True Student; Two-Color Transparencies; Child Portrature; The Photographic Rendering of the Visual World; The Pattern of the Picture; A Practical Digest of the Year's Work in Photography; Stereoscopic Photography Today; The Hobby That Builds Character; The Question of Exposure; Photography, Art, Science and Pastime; The "Fresson" Direct Carbon Printing Process; Who Took the First Daguerreotype Portrait?; What Have Amateur Movies to Offer You? Accessories for the Cine Amateur and How to Use Them; The Bromoil Process--Some Encouragement for the Novice; Hot Weather Troubles; A Photographic Method of Locally Modifying Tone-Gradations; An Ideal Traveling Camera; Photographing Furniture in Our Homes; Who's Who in Pictorial Photography, 1928; American Photographic Societies; American Annual Formulary.