How does photography work? * Johnny's Leica MP that we used as a prop (Steve Huff Photo) * How does a camera work? (Tech, How Stuff Works) * When were cameras invented? It depends...400BC if you count the ancient Chinese 'camera obscura' (Wikipedia) * The camera obscura...who needs TV? (Wikipedia) * The first proper photograph apparently took 8 hours to expose, credited to Joseph Nicephore Niépce, 1820s (University of California, Santa Barbara) * 130-year-old plate camera captures pictures of modern Britain (but you must stand still for 15 minutes) (Daily Mail Australia) * How the human eye works: It's a 'camera-type eye' (livescience) * Why do your pupils get bigger in the dark? (Wonderopolis) * What is a lens? (Explain That Stuff!) * Cameras, lenses & how photography works (How-To Geek) * Understanding camera lenses (Cambridge in Colour) * What is exposure? (Cambridge in Colour) * Squinting helps you focus - it narrows the 'aperture' of your eye (Wired) * What is an aperture? (Wikipedia) * A dicussion about wide aperture & unfocused light rays (Photography StackExchange) * Principal focal length (HyperPhysics, Georgia State University) * Understanding focal length (Nikon) * Depth of field: How 'deep' is the amount of stuff that's in focus (Cambridge in Colour) * As this photo of Elon Musk shows, a professional portrait usually focuses on the face & blurs the background (Feedoxy) * "A lens typically has a set of marked 'f-stops' that the f-number can be set to" (Wikipedia) * Pic: As your f-number increases, your aperture gets smaller & less light gets in (Wikipedia) * Free f-stop chart (Tech Radar) * Pic: Example of a Leica camera showing the f-stops on the lens, 2.4, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11 (Leicaphilia) * Super groovy pinhole glasses that claim to strengthen your eyes (HealthTap) * Diagram of light rays going through a wide & narrow aperture (Photography Life) * Understanding shutter speed: A beginner's guide (Photography Life) * Pic: Example of a shutter speed dial on a film camera (Roger & Frances) * Pic: This is what Johnny's 'curtain shutter' looks like - the bit that reveals the 35 mm film segment (photo.net) * What is a camera shutter? (Wikipedia) * A history of shutter types (Early Photography) * What is 35 mm film? (Wikipedia) * F1.0 lenses are super expensive & rare - this is what the photos look like...kinda nice hey? (Fstoppers) * What is a prime lens? i.e. they don't zoom (B&H) * Why are some lenses so expensive? (Photography Life) * What is infinity focus? (School of Digital Photography) * Who killed infinity focus? (B&H) * The Man Who Knew Infinity (IMDb) * The amazing mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (Wikipedia) * Sally Gunnell (Wikipedia) * Uluru (Wikipedia) * Photographs of ocean waves captured with a long lens & slow shutter (PetaPixel) * The secret to photographing hummingbirds (B&H) * Slow motion footage of bullets going through stuff (DrDaveBilliards, YouTube) * Femto-photography: Visualising photons in motion at a trillion frames per second (MIT) * Film speed is a measure of its sensitivity to light (Wikipedia) * ISO has been the standard for speed/sensitivity since 1974 (Wikipedia) * How to make & use a pinhole camera (Kodak) * Some thoughts on why people never smiled in old photos (Vox) * How film works: Black & white vs colour (Kodak) * What is slide film? (I Still Shoot Film) * Some lovely slide films shot on Fuji Velvia (I Still Shoot Film) * Some lovely slide films shot on Fuji Provia (I Still Shoot Film) * Some lovely slide films shot on Kodak Ektachrome (I Still Shoot Film) * A handy PDF guide on how to develop black & white film yourself (Ilford) * How does photographic paper work? (Wikipedia) * How do digital cameras work? (Tech, How Stuff Works) * Digital camera sensors: Backs up Johnny's 'buckets of photons' analogy (Cambridge in Colour) * Why more megapixels isn't always better (Gizmodo) * Baaaaaall pit! (Kids'nShape) * The 72 ppi web resolution myth (Photoshop Essentials) * The iPhone 6S has a 12 megapixel camera (Apple) * Introduction to medium format photography (I Still Shoot Film) * Why medium format is so gorgeous (Reframe, Gizmodo) * Phase One medium format digital cameras: May set you back up to $55K (CNET) * Polaroid cameras (Polaroid Australia) * How does a Polaroid camera work? (Tech in our everyday life) * The Impossible Project: "Reinventing instant film from scratch" (IMPOSSIBLE) * Guy Ritchie (bio.) * Pic: Thingy that magnifies negatives so you can see what will be in your photo if you develop it (eBay) * Pic: Nessie (CNN) * Marked up photos show how iconic prints were edited in the darkroom (PetaPixel) * Old timey flash bulbs (Camerapedia) * ISO: How high can you go? Apparently up to 409,600 these days! (DIGITALPhotoPro) * Common slide film seems to be around 50 or 100 ISO, but there's mention of higher numbers (120 Studio) * Old timey photographic plates had very low ISO numbers: This example is 5 (Fstoppers) * Daguerreotype: "The first publicly announced photographic process" (Wikipedia) * Old timey photographic plates (Wikipedia) * Places that still offer film processing in Melbourne (urbanlight)

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