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07-08-2004, 02:53 AM
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So there isn't confusion
Posted By: steve k
I worked in a "specialty" camera shop for 4 years. Many people don't realize that you still take a very old camera, even from the early 1900s, and get film for it and take a picture. The picture can be developed in different ways such as through a specialty photo shop lab or with a picture developing kit at home in a darkroom. Closeup lenses can be retrofitted on the old camera to take a picture of a picture. There are also other ways of making a picture such as this. I'm not sure what that picture is but it definitely isn't an original from 1912. 
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