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Posted on 11/22/2005 7:20:33 AM PST by ncountylee
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- An 18-year-old single father whose struggle raising his toddler daughter was featured in People magazine has been killed in Philadelphia.
Terrell Pough was shot in the head on his way home from work Thursday night and later died at Temple University Hospital, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Police said they have no suspects but do have a possible lead. No further details of the slaying were released.
The August issue of People profiled Pough, who worked as the night manger at a local restaurant while attending school full-time and raising his daughter, Diamond, who will be 2 on Nov. 27.
"She's what I work for, what I live for, why I wake up," he told People. "She's everything."
Diamond, who had full-custody of his daughter, had planned to work in construction after graduating next June.
"If something ever happens to me, no one can ever tell her that her dad didn't take care of her," he told People.
Well, you're female.
But that's exactly my point. This young man isn't being honored for having a child out of wedlock--he's being honored for doing the right thing afterwards.
But to some people....judging at all, no matter if it is before the fact or after is wrong!!! More wrong than the initial act.
But like I said, 40 years of the crap has lead to the American family being a sad place for children.
how heartless, at least he was proving for the child, did not recieve entitlements, so I guess you are perfect.
Pretty cold. Maybe when she grows up you can contact her and tell her that in person. That'll make everything better!
I think it will be interesting.
There is more to this story than is being reported...but like I said, will you defend him then?
I find your statement odd but I guess you are one of those who won't judge anything....everything is good....don't cast the first stone, etc....
Well 40 years of that crap has lead to the breakdown of the American family...I hope it helps you feel better about yourself that you NEVER told anyone that anything was wrong!
Sounds like you're assuming that young black men can't keep from having unmarried sex. Sounds racist to me.
Just think if we had not allowed out-of-wedlock births to become so acceptable in the last 40 years...if people had spoken out forcefully against it...but then again...someone would have had to "cast the first stone"...and oh my gosh, we can't do that!!!! We might hurt someone's feelings.
I specifically said that most people make the assumption that what he did was impossible.
From this, you jump to the conclusion that I am a racist -even though I know what he did is not only quite possible, but was the norm in the black community before The Great Society.
I guess making stupid accusations is easier than actually making a coherent argument for your ridiculous point of view.
I and others have already made coherent arguments. Would you be arguing the same way if this was a white kid in the burbs? Would that have made People magazine?
any loss of life is tragic, there probaley is more to the story ,but she could have been abortd, thrown in a dumpster,wasted away in the foster child program; either way she is w/o the person who loved and cared for her and so many wonder why conseratives and this site is labeled as a bunch of rightwinged nuts and racist just look at the comments. yes ideally every child should be raised with two loving parents, I know my mom and dad were wonderful,but life has a funny way of interfering be it by a tragic loss of life that our military men and women endure,drug use,abusive home life and too numerous to mention, he tried and he should be given credit.
You mean someone is actually admitting that people did condemn this type of behavior in the past? It was okay to "cast the first stone" in the past?
Oh my gosh....how did people live back then? It must have been terrible for children to have stable, two-parent homes! (sarcasm)
I completely understand the point you were trying to make.
and this site is labeled as a bunch of rightwinged nuts and racist
Only by certain other websites.
Any father who loves his child, supports her, and does whatever he can to take care of her is a hero. Fathers are indispensable, and this kid was doing something that a lot of men older than he was don't do.
A great father is a child's hero.
Woulda, shoulda, coulda. Hindsight is 20/20.
What is the point of discussing what might have been? The fact is, right or wrong, a beautiful child was born, and her father, who obviously loved her, is now dead.
Hey--you're right. This casting the first stone business is alright!
Your idea of "casting the first stone" is guilting anyone for making a sinful mistake.
Back in Jesus' day, casting the first stone was physically stoning someone for making a sinful mistake.
So you are wrong in your remark.
You also seem to think I have this idea that i think what the guy did in having a child outside of wedlock is ok with me. Its not but its also not my place to judge the man because I have made sins and dont expect to be harped about it from other sinners like yourself. For if you do, it makes you a hypocrite. Telling me before hand that I shouldnt have kids before wedlock is fine. But to walk up to me and say "you are a sinner...you had kids our of wedlock." isnt what Jesus preached about.
Quite honestly, its not your place to judge other people's actions. Its our job as Christians to enforce Christ's teachings and to guide non believers to the words of God and his Son. Not guilt people for past mistakes.
I view you as a "God hates fags" type of "christian" who prefers to highlight other's failures rather than be a loving representative of Christ.
I hope you do not use that language around your children...but I have a feeling.....I will leave it at that.
Good day.
And just how do you turn back the clock to correct mistakes?
Just how many young do everything correctly and never make mistakes?
I will NEVER apologize for calling good, good, and wrong, wrong.
Quite honestly, its not your place to judge other people's actions.
Perfect example of what is wrong with America. And our children pay the price everyday.
You can't but that was not the point. The point was that as a society we should not glorify this type of behavior.
Are you going to condemn him to Hell if he did? His language is not Christlike but either is your behavior.
Im all for a 2 parent (mom and dad) family environment with pregnancy occuring post marriage and the who shebang but its idealistic to believe that that can always occur as man is sinful by nature and perfection cannot be achived.
I will continue to stress said lifestyle to all adolescence I discuss with but I will be damned if I stand on a hill and highlight other's sins when my sins are visible for all to see.
The guy who, at night, manages a restaurant which is open during the night.
We should be discouraging our kids from getting into situations such as this. Not patting them on the head and saying "good job". It is laudable that he wanted to raise the child but it would have been much smarter to wait to become a father.
You are the perfect example Christianity is losing the PR game.
Headline: "18 yr old single father killed"
yellowdoghunter: "Serves him right...the sinner"
You arent doing anything to help America see the light...you are pushing those away.
So, we should say nothing about how mature he was in handling the results of his mistakes?
That is worthy of nothing?
It is how we handle those mistakes that show the character that is being developed.
We are condoning nothing here. We are just appreciating the fact that a man is trying to pull himself and his daughter out of bad circumstances rather than just loiter at the bottom.
I too agree that we should speak out , I for one am totally disgusted at how the welfare system and the great society plan has destroyed America and created a whole subculture of Americans who are totally dependent on the govt. from cradle to grave and scream rasicm at every opportunity. I am sick of the racebaiting ploy that is used so often and the republican party never challenges which they should slap down at every incident, what I was dismayed at was the callous remarks about his death and no words of sorrow for his child. I love this country with all of my heart,defended and support her become extremely annoyed and saddened when the flag is burned, our military is disrespected and the so call elites bash this great country and attack my beloved Dubya for no reason other than to regain power; and continue to destroy America and attempt to fashioned it after some european utopian model
He was a young black male from inner city Philly... not exactly unexpected to assume something is going to happen to you.... sadly.
So maybe the 10 Commandments should be changed to the 10 Suggestions? Why do you continue to defend immorality? Why not just say it is better to follow what the Bible teaches than to make up our own rules since obviously God knows more about human nature than we do? The Bible is clear that sex outside of marriage is a sin. Many of us are guilty but that does not make it right. Sin is still sin though not PC these days to call it that, right?
But, but, I thought you said we shouldn't judge. Who are we to say his language is not Christlike?
You said it, not me.
So this was a story worthy of a national magazine? Why not praise the kids who stay in school without becoming parents, go on to college, get MARRIED, then have children? Why not honor them?
You help dilute morality. You are afraid to speak out about what is right and what is wrong.
Who glorified? We are just sad that a man who was maturly handling the results of his prior indiscretions has been struck down.
His actions shown by how he was handling his responsibilities revealed that he was forming a strong character.
I see your point, BUT, your criticism would probably be better directed at someone who DID NOT try to correct his mistake. If this young man did not try to care for his child and make something of himself, THEN you could call him evil and wrong. BUT, as it is, he was making a positive out of a negative. THAT's what everyone is trying to say. So, lighten up a little on the ones that do try to straighten up, and throw your critisms at the ones who don't. Fair?
People Magazine.
I think we should all hold our opinions until we know why he was killed. He could have been involved in some nefarious activities that lead to his death. Or maybe not. Time will tell.
critisms = criticisms
However, I think we should all wait to form an opinion about his killing until we find out the facts....may be more to the story....
Nobody is defending immorality.
But, it is rather tacky to harp on glorifying an immoral lifestyle just because people are saddened by a single father being killed. Now - just what happens to that child?
A tough break, a sad event and it was to the man's credit that he took on his responsibilities and was doing all he could to improve the life of his daughter.
Of course, it would have been better if he had just abandoned her to the courts and played into the stereotype of young no-good males. Then your example would have been free of any worthwhile actions.
We are not talking about the subject matter of a magazine.
As if I have any control over any media.
So why did you come on this thread? Apparently you do not care that the man died. Why in the world are you wasting time talking about a sinner.
Oh please....the thread was always about much more than a death, which is ALWAYS tragic. Just like the thread about the boy being shot by police on the earthmover...go check out the posts...it is about much more than good wishes or sympathies for the boy...which is always the case on FR.
So please, don't try that argument.
You are missing the point here. I think it was the responsible and legal thing to do in taking care of his daughter. I just don't understand why this makes him a candidate for People, unless Jennifer Aniston was busy that week.
What is the point of discussing what might have been? The fact is, right or wrong, a beautiful child was born, and her father, who obviously loved her, is now dead.
I saw the story on the news. I don't read People magazine so I didn't really know what they were talking about. I came on this thread to find out what made this guy so special. Apparently it's because he got a girl pregnant and was going to school and working. I'm just at a loss as to why this is newsworthy. Are we supposed to be that shocked when a young black man takes any kind of responsibility for his life? Personally I believe there are millions of young black men out there who are NOT getting girls pregnant but we don't hear about them - why?
MAN! I'M BUSTED! Your correct I have never thought any behavior by anyone was ever wrong. Until now.
This kid was doing the right thing by his daughter, and I think that's good.
Your self righteous spew in my opinion is way out of line. Your opinion is wrong. Your opinion is wrong. Wow! That felt great! I'll be sure to tell people how wrong they are more often in the future!
Can you imagine what peole would say, some even here at FR, if someone of prominence went into the inner cities and started telling children that sex out-of-wedlock was wrong!!! There would be a national outcry. That is my point...people are called names for speaking out about what is right and what is wrong.
Just think of 40 years ago more people said that???? I wonder if our children would be better off?
But then again, there were people like you around to tell them to shut-up, they were hate-mongers, etc....
This kid was doing the right thing by his daughter..
I think we should wait to hear what the police say before we make that decision, don't you?
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"I don't feel a great deal of joy," Corson said about leaving the battalion. "I am seeing a battalion that I was with for two years go off shortly to Iraq and do the mission our nation is asking us to do. I had a part in that and I am very proud of this battalion."
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The predictive potential of a model of the registration tolerance for wavefront-guided correction to maintain acuity within fixed acuity limits is demonstrated using two typical keratoconic eyes. The authors apply this for both one line and two line acuity tolerances and conclude that their predictive model can be applied to establish the unique tolerances for each wavefront error and wavefront-guided correction design. (p. 1370)
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The authors interviewed and performed standard clinical eye examinations on 2000 of the almost 3000 participants older than 35 years (median, 52 years) from 18 randomly selected regional clusters of Durban suburbs (South Africa). They discovered a high prevalence of presbyopia with low spectacle coverage and concluded that uncorrected presbyopia is a significant public health concern in Durban. (p. 1424)
Astigmatic subjects are adapted to their astigmatism and perceptually recalibrate on its correction. However, whether perceptual changes parallel changes in visual acuity is unknown. Visual acuity was measured during a 6-month period in nonastigmats, corrected astigmats, and uncorrected astigmats (who were given spectacles after the first session) under induction of astigmatism at different axis while controlling aberrations. Induction of astigmatism decreases visual performance and is axis dependent. It was better for astigmatism induced at 90 degrees in nonastigmats and at their natural axis in astigmats. This suggests that astigmats may store adaptation states/cues related to their natural astigmatism. (p. 1430)
The authors looked at how dioptric blur affected word acuity thresholds for targets presented at different retinal eccentricities and for different contrast levels. Although the expected increased threshold was found for increased blur levels, the effect was lower for low-contrast words or when the peripheral retina is used. Their results suggest some useful clinical guidelines. (p. 1443)
Although thick and wide spectacle temples provide better glare protection, our authors conclude that they also can dangerously limit the visual field while driving. (p. 1450)
Refractive error correction is one of the priorities of the VISION2020 global initiative. Despite the negative impact on a child's potential for eye health planning, there is very limited information on the type and prevalence of refractive errors. The authors' study assessed the prevalence of refractive error and visual impairment in schoolchildren in Ghana. Although the prevalence of reduced vision caused by refractive error was low, the prevalence of amblyopia, retinal disorders, and corneal opacities indicates the need for earlier interventions. (p. 1456)
The authors' study use multiple interviews and focus group discussions to highlight how the parents' perception and beliefs on common eye problems influence childhood eye care in India. Further education of parents was suggested. (p. 1462)
Because atropine is used as a therapy to slow myopia progression (particularly in China), the authors determined the dosage that did not produce unwanted side effects of poor near vision and deleterious pupil dilation. They found that 0.02% allowed 5 diopters or more of accommodation and a mean pupil diameter of 3 mm. They suggest that research studies begin with this atropine dosage to see if myopia is slowed. (p. 1467)
Our authors measured peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness, macular thickness, and total macular volume of high myopic eyes (6 diopters or more) and low myopic eyes (3 diopters or less) using time-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT). In their study of children younger than 10 years, they found all measures to be smaller in the high myopic eyes. Interestingly, peripapillary RNFL thinning was especially prominent in the inferior quadrant in high myopic children. (p. 1473)
With a specificity of 90% (correct identification of myopes), combining uncorrected visual acuity and noncycloplegic autorefraction had a higher sensitivity (correct identification of nonmyopes) than either of the tests alone in a population of almost 1700 children aged 6 to 12 years. The authors also explored the optimal criteria of the combination test for different age groups, with the highest sensitivity in the 11- to 12-year-old age group (84%) and lowest in the 6- to 7-year-old group (64%). (p. 1479)
Our authors report what seem to be remarkable results using 1% atropine in the most myopic eye of myopic anisometropic eyes for 7 to 16 months. Perhaps because of the unilateral nature of the atropine treatment, they report that the atropine was well tolerated. With an admittedly high dropout (9 of the 22 subjects equals 41%), those completing the study (n = 13) had reduced myopia (average 0.6 diopters [D]), whereas the untreated eye progressed an additional 0.7 D myopic. Overall, for those who remained in the study, the anisometropia decreased from an average of 1.8 to 0.5 D. (p. 1486)
The advent of OCT has allowed for optimal visualization of idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (IPCV) and a better understanding of the pathophysiology. As our authors' clinical case shows, specific morphological change associated with IPCV can be visualized on OCT and is called the "double layer sign," indicating the presence of an additional reflective layer corresponding to the anomalous choroidal vascular network of IPCV. (p. e293)
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If you want to know more about the history and development of glass slide technology, The National Film and Sound Archive Library has a large number of books and journals about glass slides and optical lanterns, and other pre-cinema technologies.
Preserving 20th Century Glass Cinema Slides
In 2005 the NFSA embarked on an ambitious project to digitally preserve some 10,000 glass slides in the national collection.
NFSA conservator Shingo Ishikawa and digitisation specialist Darren Weinert talk about cinema slides and their history, manufacture and preservation.
Image: One of a set of hand-painted cinema slides for the song
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A short history of the cinema slide
A short history of the cinema slide
The manufacture of glass cinema slides
Analysing the stability of cinema slides
The NFSA's glass slide preservation project
Examination and condition reporting
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Digital preservation of glass slides
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Magic lantern slides consisting of hand-painted images on glass date back to the 17th century.1 Developments in photography during the 19th and early 20th century made it possible to produce lantern slides in greater numbers, using a range of techniques.
In 1847 or 1848, French inventor Claude Félix Abel Niépce de Saint-Victor successfully used albumen to make a photographic negative glass plate.2
Brothers William and Frederick Langenheim in the US extended Niépce's work, using a negative plate to print a positive image onto glass. The transparent positive image proved suitable for projection. In 1850, the Langenheim's patented the 'hyalotype', a name coined from the Greek hyalos, meaning glass.
When the collodion or wet-plate process was introduced in 1851, lantern slides were printed using the new method. The popularity of glass slides increased after the introduction of the easier to use dry-plate process in the early 1870s.
Well before the novelty of the cinematographé had become established as cinema in the very early 20th century, lantern slides were widely used for public presentations. The 1900 production Soldiers of the Cross,3 by the Limelight Department of the Salvation Army, incorporated approximately 200 glass cinema slides to heighten the impact of the silent moving image footage. The slides were used as freeze frames or to provide lengthy intertitles.
Glass slides were still in routine use by amateur photographers and public speakers until the mid-20th century, when they were eclipsed by the more economical and practical 35mm colour slides popularised by Kodachrome.
The manufacture of glass cinema slides
A cinema slide consists of an image supported on a glass substrate or base (82mm, 3½ inches square), with a cover glass to protect the surface of the image. The two pieces of glass are held together with gummed paper or cloth tape. Often an aperture mask, cut from high quality black cardboard, is positioned between the pieces of glass. The mask may be cut in a variety of shapes, including square, rectangular, circular or oval or, more rarely, complex silhouettes such as hearts.
Cinema slides with photographic images were produced as duplicates from original or composite negatives.4 To print the image onto the slide, two methods were commonly employed – contact and optical.
Contact printing uses a frame to hold the emulsions of the negative and slide together in close contact. A light is shone through the negative exposing the emulsion of the slide. The slide is then processed using photographic developer, stop bath and fixer and then washed and dried. Once dry, the slide is mounted with the optional aperture mask and cover glass and then bound together with gummed tape.
The optical printing method exposes the image by projecting the negative, or negatives,5 onto a slide coated with emulsion. The processing procedure is the same as that used in contact printing.
From the 1850s to the 1960s, most photographic slides were produced in monochrome, with colour added later in the form of chemical toning or dyes.6 The dyes were applied in thin coats so as not to obscure the fine photographic detail. Multiple colours could be used to create the impression of a full-colour image. The skill with which the colours were applied ranged greatly from large blobs of colour to fine applications with delicate brushstrokes.
During the 1960s and 1970s cinema slides incorporated cut sheets of processed photographic film mounted between two sheets of plain glass, a technique that took advantage of advances in colour photography and was cheaper than using layers of glass. The slide dimensions were kept the same to ensure compatibility with existing projection equipment.
While many cinema slides were photographic in origin, others were screen printed, handwritten or typed in ink or paint directly onto the glass substrate or onto materials such as cellophane. The finished product ranged from text or simple line illustrations to sophisticated hand-coloured graphic designs.
Analysing the stability of cinema slides
Well processed photographic silver images are quite stable because the image is buffered from the external environment by the glass and tape binding. Although the actual dyes used for an individual slide may be from almost any source, they have generally proven to be stable, especially compared with early colour photographic processes. As indicated in the graph below, research by the NFSA in 1993 on commonly used hand-colouring dyes found that, under accelerated aging tests, the dyes had little if any effect on the silver image.
Glass, while fragile, is a stable substrate for the slide and for the image it supports. Apart from physical breakage, the point at which most slides fail is the tape binding the two sheets of glass. The tapes used were either cut from bookbinder's cloth or a tough paper. Black tape was commonly used, but other colours were favoured for a range of purposes, for example, to identify a particular series of slides.
There is very little in the historical literature about the nature of the gum used to adhere the tape to the glass. Using an FT-IR spectrophotometer we analysed samples of the adhesive taken from expendable slides. The results below indicate that the adhesive was probably a vegetable gum such as gum arabic.
The NFSA's glass slide preservation project
In 2005, the NFSA embarked on a major preservation project that resulted in the identification of some 10,000 culturally significant glass slides in the collection, some of which had not been accessioned. The majority are cinema slides such as the stills and intertitles from Soldiers of the Cross. There are also choreutoscope slides7 in both strip and disc shapes, song slides from the early 1900s and theatre advertisements from the early to mid-20th century.
The project has involved collaboration between curators, conservators and digitisation and storage specialists across the NFSA. Management of the project involves a number of key tasks, including:
- creating a complete listing of glass slides that had not been accessioned
- examining and creating condition reports
- cleaning and other conservation treatments as required
- entering descriptions and accessioning details into the NFSA's collection database
- digitisation and re-housing of each slide
- rights clearance
- upload of digitised copies of each slide to the NFSA's online collection database.
Examination and condition reporting
The slides were initially grouped by source or donor. If the source was unknown, the slide was grouped by the image content. Each group was entered onto the collection database, with a brief content description, including size and number of glass slides and a brief condition report. This list was then used by curatorial staff to determine a priority list for further preservation work. Although the listings have been completed, cleaning, accessioning and digitisation work are still underway.
Cleaning and other treatment
Once sorted and prioritised, each group of slides is sent to the Documents and Artefacts Conservation laboratory. Each slide is further examined and where necessary the condition report is amended.
At this stage any necessary treatment to stabilise or prepare the slides for digitisation is also carried out. The most common treatment required is cleaning and repair. Cleaning of the glass slides involves removal of any surface dirt, fingerprints, accretions and adhesive marks from the glass that would otherwise obscure the image when it is digitised.
Cleaning commonly involves passing a soft brush over the surface to remove light dust. Heavier soils are treated using a 1:1 water and ethanol mixture on a cotton swab. Mechanical cleaning is carried out using a scalpel blade to gently scrape away surface accretions and extraneous adhesive residues. Any loose paper or cloth tape is re-adhered to the glass. If any tape is missing or the glass is loose, gummed hinging paper is used to replace the missing tape.
If the base (the component that holds the image) is cracked or broken, then the base glass is sandwiched with a layer of glass cut to the same size and the whole object is bound together with gummed paper tape. Gummed paper tape is made of buffered paper and a water activated adhesive that holds well to the glass components. If a slide has a damaged cover glass but the base and image are intact, then only the cover glass is replaced.
The focus at this stage of the project is accessioning, digitisation and rehousing. Only the minimal amount of treatment necessary for the object to be safely handled and digitised is carried out. Any glass slide that requires a more advanced conservation treatment is noted in our database for future treatment. Regular condition checks are included as part of a cyclic maintenance program.
Digital preservation of glass slides
The NFSA is committed to making the collection more accessible to the public. Glass cinema slides are an important and popular part of the collection. However, repeated handling increases the risk of damage to these intrinsically fragile objects. Digitisation enables the NFSA to make glass slides available for viewing online to everyone, while at the same time reducing the need for retrieval and handling of the original item.
The digitisation of cinema slides is carried out at the NFSA on a Kodak iQsmart 2 flatbed scanner, using oXYgen Scan software. The table below outlines the technical standards the NFSA uses for the digitisation of cinema slides:
Digitisation standards table
|Preservation file
|Distribution file
|Browse/Access file
|Image bit depth: 16 bit
|Image bit depth: 8 bit
|Image bit depth: 8 bit
|Colour space: Adobe-RGB (1998)
|Colour space: Adobe-RGB (1998)
|Colour space: Adobe-RGB (1998)
|Resolution: 1500ppi
|Resolution: 1500ppi
|Resolution: 72ppi
|File type: tiff
|File type: tiff
|File type: jpeg
|File size: 142.97MB
|File size: 71.5MB
|File size: 41.4KB
|File dimensions: 5004 × 4992 pixels
|File dimensions: 5004 × 4992 pixels
|File dimensions: 640 × 640 pixels
There are several issues that require consideration when selecting a scanner and software. The condition of each slide will also have an impact on the way scanning is performed.
Cinema slides have depth – the emulsion sits at least the thickness of a base or cover glass away from the point of focus of a flatbed scanner. Some flatbed scanners do not have a sufficient depth of field to effectively capture the glass slide image. This is particularly obvious when the slide has the emulsion on one side of the glass and hand-colouring on the other or when the slide is actually two glass plates combined. Depth of field issues, as in the example below, can also be encountered when curved or warped glass plates will not lie flat on the scanner.
When the glass of the slide is in direct contact with the scanner glass, Newton's rings are likely to form on the surface, as in the example below. Newton's rings occur when light is reflected between the glass plate and scanner surface. The only way to eliminate this is by moving the two surfaces apart or by using anti-Newton's ring glass on the scanner. To separate the two surfaces a simple thin card matte can be used. However, this may introduce further depth of field issues and a close inspection of the resulting scan is required to determine whether the slide image is in critical focus.
Glass slides are often hand coloured and the dyes will almost certainly have different peak absorbance and transmission characteristics to the photographic dyes found in chromogenic colour processes. Scanners may be optimised for capturing the critical colour fidelity of colour photographic emulsions. Correcting the scanned image to accurately reproduce the correct colour and vibrancy can be complex.
Because the slides are designed to be viewed via projection, we first scan them as transparencies. However, this process will not record text that is written on the covered edges, such as the manufacturer's details. To record this digitally another scan is made with the scanner in reflective mode.
Some cinema slides were created using printed dot screens. When scanned, these screens can interfere with the scanner sampling frequency, creating unwanted textures, or moiré patterns in the duplicate (see example below). To eliminate moiré patterns the slide is scanned at a slight angle to disrupt the relationship between the inherent image pattern and the scanner sampling frequency.
Condition may also affect the way the glass slide is digitised. For example, a crack in the glass may scan better length ways than across the scanning head. Determining the best scanning angle can be a matter of trial and error. Angled scans can be corrected to a normal viewing alignment in the final file by rotating the image during post-processing.
Glass slides are digitised with any defects that cannot be easily removed in the conservation process, such as crystal patterns that form as deterioration by-products of the slide. This digital copy can be used at a later date to ascertain whether the slide is in a stable condition or any further damage has occurred. Scans are also made when further conservation is undertaken, to document the 'before and after' condition.
Scanner settings will depend on the end product. If a large poster is to be produced from the digital file, the scanning operator needs to know the final poster size in order to calculate the correct output file size. Calculating these requirements involves a simple mathematical formula. To set the largest size that may be printed from the distribution file, divide the pixel size of the image by the printing resolution required, for example: 5004 pixels / 300 ppi = 16.68 inches. The digitisation standards table can be used to determine output sizes.
Because cinema slides are fragile, handling and scanning is undertaken by staff trained in working with fragile objects. Gloves are worn and steps are taken to ensure safe storage of the slides.
Packaging for long-term storage and access
Digitisation of slide images provides a preservation copy, as well as access copies for research and online viewing. However, the primary preservation strategy is controlled environment storage, which ensures that the original object is available for the maximum length of time into the future.
The NFSA's storage strategy includes appropriate enclosures. Before entering long-term storage each slide is individually placed in a four-flap folder made from photo-safe archival quality paper. The folders are then placed inside a polypropylene archival sleeve with the label attached. The standard-sized slides are stored vertically in metal drawers with dividers. Unique-sized glass slides or special collection materials, such as Soldiers of the Cross, are stored in custom-made boxes that provide extra buffering from the external environment.
Glass slides that require special attention, such as those with lifting emulsion layers, are stored in custom-made boxes to prevent further damage from occurring during handling.
The accessioned glass slides are stored in the same controlled environment as the rest of the document collection. The temperature and relative humidity are set at 18 degrees Celsius (± 2 degrees Celsius) and 40 per cent RH (± 5 per cent). These conditions are at the top end of, but still within, the range recommended for glass plate negatives by ISO 18918: Imaging materials – Processed photographic plates – Storage practices . Stability in environmental conditions is important for photographic emulsions on glass. Consequently, temperatures in the NFSA storage vaults rarely fluctuate, even within the full deflection of the set point range.
The NFSA's glass slide project is ensuring that over 10,000 historically significant slides in our collection are preserved under controlled conditions for future generations.
As work progresses on digital preservation, copies of these slides are uploaded to our online collection database, providing virtual visitors across the globe with access to Australia's audiovisual heritage.
A version of this essay was presented at the Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Material (AICCM) conference in Melbourne, in 2010.
More about glass slides:
AJ Abbott – spiritual communicator
Cinema slides in the NFSA collection
The History of the Discovery of Cinematography
Illustrated song slides in the NFSA collection
Lantern Slides: History and Manufacture
What's that bug? Magic lantern surprises
1 The most widely accepted theory is that Christiaan Huygens developed a lantern slide system in the late 1650s.
2 Niépce de Saint-Victor was related to Nicéphore Niépce, who is credited with taking the first photograph in 1827.
3 Although Soldiers of the Cross has been referred to as the world's first feature film, it may be better described as an ambitious, pioneering multi-media event comprising cinema slides, short reels of moving images, live actors and an orchestra.
4 Composite negatives are created by combining two or more photographic images, often by optical printing.
5 Titles or additional images may have been composite printed onto the slide.
6 Chemical toning changes the colour of a silver photographic image by reacting to the silver in situ with other chemicals such as sulphites or iron compounds. This gives an image that has clear highlights and coloured shadows, as opposed to adding tints where the resultant image has coloured highlights and black shadows.
7 The choreutoscope, a precursor to motion pictures, used magic lantern slides. Each slide contained six separate pictures depicting a slightly different stage in a simple movement. The pictures were projected in rapid succession to give the impression of movement.
Really useful article. I picked up a few at a collectables fair, attracted by their wonderful bright and shiny allure.
Then had the dilemma of working out how to store them sensibly, and also understadning their historical development. Your article has provided great pointers, and I hope informs other people who have examples to continue to care for them properly.
Wonderful to see NFSA taking an interest in this honorable medium! Time for the magic lantern and the cinema slide and the NFSA people to get together?
My father has approximately 100, glass slides from 19 century with French landscapes.we r curious about their value.in prisrine conditions ttyl soon Dave Bedard
Thanks for an insightful article - I bought some slides dating to 1913 and this article will help me clean and store them correctly.
Very interesting article.
I have slides that require restoration.
I have been searching for the buffered paper you mention or the way to bind the edges.
Is there a supply source you could recommend both Canada and USA.
Thank you
Hi C.C.
Thank you for your comment. Glad that you found the article interesting and somewhat useful.
As for the supply sources in Canada and USA. I found that Gaylord has a good range of photo print and glass slides storage materials. www.gaylord.com
I am sure there are plenty of others but you should be able to find anything you need from that website.
Good luck! Shingo
Thank you for an interesting site. My dad worked for Whitfords Theatre Ads in Sussex St Sydney. He was an advertising salesman. I was taken to the art room a few times to see the artists working with fine brushes creating slides for client's products. I would love to hear of more about this company specifically.
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my late mother used to be a artist who painted these glass slides she worked for monks and blanks in Adelaide south Australia and then she moved on to val morgan advertising and david koffle also I have a few of her handpainted pieces and they are my treasures
Hi James and Michelle,
Thank you very much for sharing lovely story of your family members working in this field. Sadly there are not enough information and stories available on making of the actual theatre glass slides or Whitfords Theatre Ads Company. Michelle it would be wonderful if your late mother has left any paints that she used to use on the slides or any stories about working there?
Thanks for your very useful information.
At Blue Mountains Library we have started uploading our collection of local cinema slides to Flickr - https://www.flickr.com/photos/blue_mo...
Where can I buy repair supplies, particularly gummed black tape for binding the glass together?
I was wondering if anyone knew of any slide and film conservation courses within the uk.I have about 700 glass slides that I would like to conserve and scan properly.
Hi Alan
Thank you for checking and commenting on this. I am not aware of specific slide and film conservation courses in the UK, I know that there are several university that offers Conservation degree which are mostly post graduate and takes several years to complete.. but I don't think that's somethign you are after? You would probably do better to look for short trainings or workshops on the conservation on glass slides and digitization. ICON the insitute of conservation icon.org.uk is a very useful site to connect with local photographic conservators in UK and also find out if there are any training or workshops that you maybe interested in. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. Best of luck with your glass slides collection!
dear shingo unfortunately my mother passed away in February 2014 she had boxes of powders that were mixed by her and big bottles of paints dad made her a special desk to fit the slide with a drawer in it for her paint brushes I remember being enthralled watching her paint these glass slides unfortunately when they went into a nursing home the public trustee threw out or sold all the stuff in the shed where they were stored i was disgusted with the way they dealt with things but they are gone a few years ago a man from some historic society in prospect south Australia rang and said he had my mothers work book and some other things associated with slides but i never followed it up i still have his number somewhere and ill contact him
i just read the names of your other contributors and noticed the above mentioned mans name in your list his name is david Donaldson if he reads this he rang a betty june colegate of blair athol quite a few years ago who worked for monks and blanks i am her daughter michelle who answered their phone


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