Historic gems from Wolf’s archives and the historic film-vault.
These historic documents depict all categories from film history, spanning from historic moments to technological singularities and innovations since the invention of Film and Television.
Hollywood Studios of the Early Days
Hollywood Studios of the Early Days – A historic survey of the first Hollywood studios built on the Pacific Coast, from the Selig studio in Edendale (1909) to Universal City and beyond. By W. Wallace Clendenin, The International Photographer, February 1934.
The Amateur Can Learn From the Professional
By Walter Bluemel from the International Photographer March 1934 pg.4 [...]
Some Thoughts on Low-Key Lighting
by CHARLES LANG, A. S. C. THE INTRODUCTION of Fast [...]
Ancient camera trick
Photographing a catastrophe From Photographic Amusements 1922 BY WALTER E. [...]
Black Light – 1926
“Invisible” Light Brings Interesting Speculation in Scientific World By Herbert [...]
Do Motion Pictures Injure the eyes?
Prominent Optometrist States that Eyes Found to Be Source of [...]