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| − | An '''evanotype''' is a photograph created through an early form of image capture technique on [[Scadrial]] invented after the [[Catacendre]]. |
+ | An '''evanotype''' is a monochromatic photograph created through an early form of image capture technique on [[Scadrial]] invented after the [[Catacendre]]. |
| − | Evanotypes are taken using an ''evanotype camera'' |
+ | Evanotypes are taken using an ''evanotype camera''. The camera used by the [[kandra]] explorer [[ReLuur]] to take evanotypes is a newer model that does not require the subject to stand still, and is small enough to fit in ReLuur's pack{{book ref|mb6|3}} |
Someone has developed an '''evanoscope''', an image projector, which the kandra [[VenDell]] considers will be quite popular. He tells [[Wax]], [[Wayne]] and [[Marasi]] that [[Harmony]] let slip about moving images.{{book ref|mb6|3}} |
Someone has developed an '''evanoscope''', an image projector, which the kandra [[VenDell]] considers will be quite popular. He tells [[Wax]], [[Wayne]] and [[Marasi]] that [[Harmony]] let slip about moving images.{{book ref|mb6|3}} |
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Revisión del 12:43 31 oct 2018
| Evanotipo | |
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| Tipo | photograph |
| Mundo de origen | Scadrial |
An evanotype is a monochromatic photograph created through an early form of image capture technique on Scadrial invented after the Catacendre.
Evanotypes are taken using an evanotype camera. The camera used by the kandra explorer ReLuur to take evanotypes is a newer model that does not require the subject to stand still, and is small enough to fit in ReLuur's pack[1]
Someone has developed an evanoscope, an image projector, which the kandra VenDell considers will be quite popular. He tells Wax, Wayne and Marasi that Harmony let slip about moving images.[1]
Trivia
Evanotypes are probably inspired by the real world daguerreotypes, products of an early form of photographic process also called the daguerreotype. Just as the daguerreotype was named after its inventor, Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre, evanotypes might be named after the Scadrian inventor responsible for them.