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How many types of manipulation are there?

Any one know about the history of manipulation in photography?

  • Does anyone know the different types of manipulation they used back then and how?(like victorian hand tinted photography) And would you consider Man Ray, Lee Miller and paul stand ...show more

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    Plenty of photographers use manipulation in their work but my personal two favourites are Andreas Gursky and J.K. Potter *Warning* J.K. Potters work is really, really weird but the best manipulation I have ever seen... http://www.jkpotter.com/ Let me know what you think! ;o) (even I use some manipulation - http://www.ianfisher.info)

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Manipulation has been going on virtually since photography was first invented. It could of been just basic dodging and burning through to more detailed work like combining negatives or individually exposing different negs on the same paper or, after printing (hand colouring, spotting etc). There were specific inks for "touching up" prints. A lot of photographers didn't do their own processing and printing but would send them out to specialist printers with instructions on where to do the "work" and printing was an art in itself. Ilford even had annual awards for printers. I just found this in a very quick search - check out the Joan Crawford shot...http://evanbaines.blogspot.com/2009/01/abbreviated-history-of-photo.html

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