From Author Unknown: "PHOTOGRAPHS" [MSBZ004-02-01-240]
Oct. 5th 1939
30 ft of colour film of Virgin at a distance of 26 ft.
20 ft. [?] with two lamps, the remaining 10 ft. of heads of both Virgin and Child with three lamps as a still colour picture.
Oct. 6th 1939
20 ft. of colour film from gallery [?]
head of Virgin and Child with men on scaffold setting cramps, at half speed and [?] feet with hand [?].
Oct 9th 1939
No. 80
[?] in the apse arch 24x30 plate
No. 81
Showing fragments of [?] on North side of apse arch in relation to figure on South springing. 24x30 Plate
Moving colour film.
30 ft. of angel, moving from head downwards with 4 lamps at halfspeed
14 ft. of angel, moving from head downwards with 4 lamps at one step below half speed.
Oct. 10th 1939
15 ft. colour film of angel from North gallery level ([?]).
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Gregory documents the technical specifications employed during filming, including the distance of the camera, the aperture of the lens, the number of lamps, and their distance from the subject. He also states that the film used is Kodachrome 16 mm for "artificial lightning."
Gregory documents the distance, speed, and aperture employed during filming, as well as the varying light conditions.
Gregory documents the distance, speed, and aperture employed during filming, as well as the use of natural light.
Gregory documents the subject, distance, speed, and aperture employed during filming, as well as the specifications of the lamps used to provide artificial light. Some pages also contain calculations concerning speed in relation to feet of film used.
Gregory documents the subject, distance, speed, and aperture employed during filming, as well as the specifications of the lamps used to provide artificial light. Some pages also contain calculations concerning speed in relation to feet of film used.
Gregory documents the subject, distance, speed, and aperture employed during filming, as well as the specifications of the lamps used to provide artificial light. Some pages also contain calculations concerning speed in relation to feet of film used.
Gregory documents that a new electric lighting system for the films was installed.
Gregory documents that installation of the new electric lighting system for the films was completed.
Gregory describes technical difficulties that arose due to mismatched lamps and adapters that postponed filming.
Gregory documents that a dark room was constructed to facilitate filming on the northern tympanum wall in Hagia Sophia.
The unknown author of this notebook documents the light conditions employed to film the Virgin and Child in the apse of Hagia Sophia.
The unknown author of this notebook documents the light conditions employed to film the Virgin and Child in the apse and the angel in the soffit arch in Hagia Sophia.
Hawkins documents the speed and length of film used to film the Virgin in the apse and the angel in the soffit arch in Hagia Sophia.
The unknown author of this notebook documents the speed and length of film used to film the Virgin in the apse and the angel in the soffit arch in Hagia Sophia.
Hawkins documents that a dark room was constructed on the scaffold to facilitate filming on the northern tympanum wall in Hagia Sophia.