Guestbook / Libro de Visitas

Thank you for visiting. If you have any comments or questions please Add to this guestbook I am keeping! - Muchas gracias por su visita. Si desea dejar un mensaje para mi lo puede hacer Aqui.

I enjoyed all your information on linear-strip photography. It has helped me in developing my altered camera to make strip images.
Scott Maiden <web@scottmaiden.com>
sunnyvale, CA USA - Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 22:54:56 (EDT)

Your work is impressive and tells the story of a man who is thoughtful, uniquely skilled, and highly competent.
Chip S. Ross <csrvices@swbell.net>
Austin, TXx USA - Wednesday, August 07, 2002 at 06:43:40 (EDT)

Excellent and inspirational web page. Of course that the photos are superb!
marian muste <marian-muste@uiowa.edu>
Iowa City, Ia USA - Tuesday, August 06, 2002 at 18:40:24 (EDT)

Vaya, creía que ya había firmado en tu libro. No sé si me recuerdas de Fotored. Bueno, cada vez que miro tu web alucino. ¡Qué maravilla! Me encanta. Felicidades.
Manuel Pozo <manuel@adyma.com>
Madrid, Spain - Tuesday, May 28, 2002 at 08:58:17 (EDT)

nice site
mike <blazons@aol.com>
spokane, wa USA - Wednesday, May 08, 2002 at 13:37:13 (EDT)

very interesting!
tim white <timwhitefoto@clara.co.uk>
london, uk - Monday, May 06, 2002 at 08:08:57 (EDT)

Thanks for your comments on the PrimeFilm 1800U. I was about to buy one with expectations that were far too high. Enjoyed the digital panorama work - ever think about digital pinhole work?
Andy K.
Redmond, WA USA - Saturday, May 04, 2002 at 01:15:21 (EDT)

enjoyed very much your talk to camera rochester members on your work in january of '02 and meeting you. very wonderful life time of work in photography that I read on your website. keep up the incredible energy that you emote, photos are stunning. we need to clone human beings like you prof...... Rose M.
rosemarie maldonado <charlee201@aol.com>
rochester, ny USA - Friday, March 01, 2002 at 08:54:08 (EST)

Hello Mr. Davidhazy, I went to both of your photo sessions at the UT photo camp. This is my first year of photography and I'm learning very many new things. Among those things is onother ways to look at objects and events and also capturing them and presenting them. You really opened up my eyes on what I can accomplish and what can be done. I really want to built some of your camera equipment and maybe experiment with ideas I may come up with on my own. I really want to thank you for the great time I had at your presentations and for teaching me so much. Sincerely, Max Mironov
Max Mironov <Maxmironov@hotmail.com>
Austin, Texas USA - Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 22:13:38 (EST)

Hi Andy, I am a descendant of Frederick Brehm's. My brother actually attended RIT as well. I am wondering if you know where I might find any of his photographs for sale. I understand that you have a camera also that apparently belonged to him? If you could email me a response I would greatly appreciate it. Best Regards, Erin
Erin Warnock <eswmtn@aol.com>
Orlando, fl USA - Friday, February 15, 2002 at 12:31:20 (EST)

Good webpage you have here and best greetings to you!
27 IDX 106 - Odinn
Akranes, ICELAND - Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 05:10:02 (EST)

Hey Andy, Was an adult student of yours at the seminar you did for photo educators. Still doing digital. Left Denver, and bought a 40 foot catamaran, sailing the Chesapeake. Are you doing any more seminars for educators ? Warm regards. Jim Austin
Jim <jim@jimages.com>
Baltimore, MD USA - Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 14:54:28 (EST)

The information on makeshift scanning cameras was interesting, though the main purpose of my visit was the high-speed info. Makes me start to wish I'd gone to school there instead of here. Looking foward to new stuff.
Brad <bswaters@umr.edu>
Rolla, MO USA - Thursday, February 07, 2002 at 18:28:05 (EST)

When I get time after this semester, I am going to try a panoptic camera
Timothy Stabler <tstabler@iun.edu>
Gary, IN USA - Tuesday, February 05, 2002 at 15:02:00 (EST)

great site.
ezguy <mp3rank@tripod.cl>
USA - Sunday, January 13, 2002 at 16:02:01 (EST)

Nice site to browse on a quiet evening.
wheelchairs <webmaster@manualelectricpowerwheelchairs.com>
Winnipeg, MB CDN - Friday, January 11, 2002 at 23:10:32 (EST)

I am doing my senior project on high speed photography and your site has tons of useful information! I cant even imagine the things that can be done with a camera! You have some truly excellent photos. Thank you.
Greg <wiskman@hotmail.com>
CA USA - Friday, January 11, 2002 at 00:38:38 (EST)

I am doing a project for my photo 2 class, we were to find 3 photographers that take non-traditional photographs. I choose you as one of my photographers, i choose your picture of the man waving his arms in the air, taken w/ a slow shutter speed so it looks like he has a circle of arms around him. thank you for being non-taditional, and i think that your photos are wonderful.
Sarah <sam42002@yahoo.com>
Grove City, ohio USA - Tuesday, January 08, 2002 at 17:15:43 (EST)

Well Done!
Kalli Bellou <kallibellou@vip.gr>
Athens, Greece - Monday, January 07, 2002 at 08:24:30 (EST)

I am most interested in the high speed impact photos and I must say your collection was fun to look at. Thank you for the access.
Robert Payne <rlp911@eagnet.com>
St Marys, Ga USA - Friday, December 28, 2001 at 22:30:34 (EST)

Your work is terrific. I enjoy reading it and looking at those fantastic pictures. I hope you will post more in the future. Boldog *j»vet KivSnunk az eg»sz csalSdnak. L. Petracsek
Petracsek Lajos
Canada - Thursday, December 27, 2001 at 23:26:31 (EST)

¯Qu» hubiera sido de vos, si no hubieras salido de Necochea? Sigo sorprendiendome de las cosas que has hecho. Creo que aunque hubiera sido peor para vos, hubiera sido mejor para Argentina. No puedo desearte un mejor 2002, piorque es imposible. Por lo tanto, te deseo un a3o igual de bueno, con Sue, los chicos, 8(?)nietos y el mismo genio. Un abrazo muy, pero muy fuerte.
Alberto <ingrizzi@infovia.com.ar>
Necochea, BA Argentina - Tuesday, December 25, 2001 at 17:59:05 (EST)

Hi Andy, Got to your site off a link to Woods Electronics Inc. Looking to buy a shutter beam any type of info or help would be appriciated, Gil
Gil Yeager
USA - Monday, December 24, 2001 at 04:08:03 (EST)

I am interested in using your splash photo for a brochure. I would need it on a disk for the printers. Is this photo available? Thank you
tony murphy <tony@aquaclearllc.com>
san diego, ca USA - Wednesday, December 05, 2001 at 18:48:45 (EST)

Very good site,really enjoyed my visit and reading your guestbook,I will call back soon to see if you have added anything new.Thank you.
Nicky O Donnell <nickaus1@yahoo.com>
Cork, n/a Ireland - Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 15:33:40 (EST)

How Do Andy - Just happened upon your address in an article in the D&C the other day and thought I ought to pop in and see what's up! Really enjoying the digital revolution (working with a Nikon 950 and Canon 101) and shooting tons of snapshots... Thank goodness for the CD burner! Work the 4X5 about once or twice a year for fall color or special occasions. Still consider photo my avocation (paying the bills with a field engineer's job in fiber optics...) but often use the digital cameras (and skills you taught in Industrial) to document 'scope camera presentations, unique technical situations as well as the irresistable "art shots" (sunset at 35K ft., and rural / colorful Americana). My son's in the Engineering technology program at RIT, so the tradition continues! Hope all is well with you and yours.
Ed Pickett <ekpickett@aol.com>
Rochester, NY USA - Monday, November 05, 2001 at 11:35:03 (EST)

Dear Andrew, I have read all your articles on panoramic photography and have found them most interesting. I'm an Englishman living and teaching in the South of Italy who stumbled across panoramic photography whilst browsing. I think it's fantastic - I'm a holiday snap and home video person but this has really got me fired up. For a long time now I've been working on a project to record for posterity on film the many beautiful little piazzas in the small towns and villages where I live in the heart of the National Park of Cilento, so when I saw these photos I realised this was for me. My question is, is it possible for someone with a lot of ingenuity but absolutely no knowledge about the workings of a camera to build a 360 panoramic camera? Are there plans out there on the Net? Thanking you for attention, Angus Kirk
Angus Kirk <angus@oneonline.it>
Agropoli, Italy - Wednesday, October 17, 2001 at 07:23:14 (EDT)

I enjoyed reading your article on strip photography. Wonderful website!!!
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Malaysia - Monday, October 15, 2001 at 06:09:28 (EDT)

Thank you for being my son's teacher. Last night he called and gave me your w-site.I will go over as much as I can. I am also a child born in the 40's(1941). Again, thank you.
Richard R. Guevara <richardrg@msn.com>
San Antonio , TX USA - Thursday, October 04, 2001 at 10:26:35 (EDT)

Estoy muy metido en el mundo dela fotografa peridstica.Tengo 23 a3os y en breve me gustara dedicar mi vida al maravilloso mundo de la fot§grafa. Es mi pasi§n, no existe otro mundo para mi desde hace ya unos cuantos a3os.
Diego Moya Säez <dmoya@hispavista.com>
Valencia, Espana - Sunday, September 23, 2001 at 21:27:22 (EDT)

Useful links for this instructor of photography. Hi Nicky Graver! Merrie
Merrie Mendenhall <merrie_mendenhall@fc.lksd-do.org>
Bethel, AK USA - Sunday, September 23, 2001 at 04:07:28 (EDT)

I enjoyed reading your article on strip photography. Never knew it existed until today. When you entered RIT, I was only 4...You must have a wealth of experiences to pass on to us youngsters!
Kheehua Hung <hung@lycosasia.com>
Singapore - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 15:50:47 (EDT)

Hi, I believe Iü|m the 1st chinese to visit your web. Iü|m writing a book about infrared in chinese, itü|s really helpful. By the way, if I could use any picture in my book? Regards, Roland king
roland king <gintabo@yahoo.com.tw>
TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Thursday, September 20, 2001 at 01:25:02 (EDT)

Andy, Nice to visit your site. I look forward to seeing you this summer at MIT, I hope. If I can ever be of any help to you with data, images or anything let me know. Best of luck. Frank Kosel
Frank Kosel <fkosel@mit.edu>
USA - Sunday, September 09, 2001 at 14:46:08 (EDT)

Want to thank you for a VERY quick responce to my letter. It's nice to know there are professional people here to help.
Alex Slolex
USA - Friday, September 07, 2001 at 04:07:25 (EDT)

Hi from france !
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France - Thursday, August 30, 2001 at 04:27:49 (EDT)

I really enjoyed this site. Thank you.
Laura Perkins <pmatsonms@yahoo.com>
New York, NY USA - Wednesday, August 22, 2001 at 20:49:55 (EDT)

Came across your site while delving into digital infrared photography. I've been playing with IR film for a few years but just started working with it in the digital realm. I've enjoyed looking through your site and admire your inventive spirit. Keep at it!
John <coldmarble@dgbn.com>
Baltimore, MD USA - Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 19:12:52 (EDT)

I saw your name in the AAPT Announcer (Rochester Meeting). I thought it had to be Hungarian. I found your website but for pages no sign of origin. I almost gave up before coming to the photo of "nagymami". That was it. No more questions. Then I also saw the family coat of arms and remembered where I saw your name: Nagy Ivan, Magyarorszag nemesi csaladai. As a layman I am surprised how many excellent american photographers are of Hungarian origin. If you ever come to Melbourne, FL please visit us at Florida Tech (maybe give a presentation ?). Incidentally, RIT "inherited" one of my young faculty (Physics Department, Rhyne Raffaele). Best regards e's minden jo't, Baksay Laszlo.
Laszlo Baksay <baksay@aol.com>
melbourne, FL USA - Monday, August 20, 2001 at 22:34:12 (EDT)

Nice site...
fonts <henlmpg@cornerpub.com>
USA - Wednesday, August 15, 2001 at 17:43:52 (EDT)

Fascinating...I've been researching for ages to find a modern circumferential camera. still looking...or for ideas to transorm a Nikon D1 into one with some stitching software... best wishes, Hugh
Hugh Gilbert <hugh@mailbox.co.uk>
London, UK - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 11:19:26 (EDT)

At the age of 57 I'm now embarking on projects- building panoptic and panoramic cameras. your site has given me more than food for thought. I shall no doubt visit again.
Roger Ball <nina.ball1@ntlworld.com>
Hatfield, hertfordshire England - Saturday, July 28, 2001 at 14:04:21 (EDT)

You must feel like your getting old Andrew...lots of reminiscing going on...but you have had a rich, full life so far, and there's a lot of time left to do more than you already have. Good luck and its "been good to know ya"... tomas
thomas yanul <tyanul@aol.com>
Oak Lawn, Il USA - Monday, July 09, 2001 at 20:15:51 (EDT)

Searching water drops instant images (...) encontrª esta sensacional muestra de imägenes. Como estudiante de dise3o gräfico de la UBA (Universidad de Buenos Aires), la gran mayora de las muestras fotogräficas acerca de desconstrucciones de figuras me hicieron recordar una de las materias de la carrera, llamada "morfologa" (estudio de las formas) donde präcticamente se ve todo esto. Tratarª de acercarle el enlace al titular de una de las cätedras de esta materia, porque creo que tiene mucho para observar y deleitarse. Muchas gracias por poner este material en internet, al alcance de todos. Ah, tambiªn le algo de su viaje a Necochea... y por Argentina en general. üEspero que lo haya disfrutado!
German Sack <egn@interar.com.ar>
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Tuesday, June 19, 2001 at 03:54:18 (EDT)

I must congratulate you on such fine work. I am 56 years young and I have never seen anything like it. I have been going to NYIP home study photography classes and I have tried to, in the last Year, do my own business without much adue. I am afraid to photograph on my on because of lack of funds and customers. You know the song "If I were a rich man.." well that's me. I wan't to just go out and shoot with no realization of cost. I don't even know if I have the talent for this undertaking that I love. But I thank you for showing off your work. It's really good.
Larry J. Maddox <santa@kua.net>
Kissimmee, FL United States - Saturday, June 16, 2001 at 18:43:55 (EDT)

great site!
rajini <rajini@tripod.de>
USA - Friday, June 08, 2001 at 23:41:44 (EDT)

excellant personalized web presence here Andy !!
Gary Ell <gary_ell@alum.rit.edu>
mt holly, nj USA - Thursday, June 07, 2001 at 11:03:37 (EDT)

I love your site. We're in the process of building a science news site to go along with our weekly science radio show "This Week in Science" on 90.3 KDVS UC Davis, CA (http://www.kdvs.org). Hopefully it will be as informative as yours!
science news
USA - Friday, May 25, 2001 at 15:03:25 (EDT)

Being at RIT only from 1978-1981 (Biomedical Photographic Communications) I am no doubt too small a blip to be remembered by many. But I wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your page of information on former SPAS faculty. My memories of RIT are fond -- especially those of my former office-mate, Tom Iten, a great teacher and an even greater gentleman whom it was my privilege to work with. I must say, the "riches" of RIT quite spoiled me for doing photography once I left. I was never able after that to put together a darkroom that satisfied me. Only now, 20 years later, have I taken it up again with my recent acquisition of an Olympus E-10 digital camera. The experience of being able to accomplish in 20 minutes with Photoshop what it might have taken me 8 hours to accomplish in a "wet" darkroom is quite breathtaking; and I feel like I've simply picked up where I left off. Professionally, I have been focused on marketing communications for the last dozen-and-a-half years -- at the moment as a strategic eBusiness consultant to Fortune 100 pharmaceutical companies. Best wishes to you, Andy and to anyone else who remembers my "meteoric" career at RIT. Cheers.
Bruce Grant <bgrant@mbcnet.com>
Philadelphia, PA USA - Wednesday, May 02, 2001 at 18:32:47 (EDT)

cool page
hemanth
USA - Thursday, April 26, 2001 at 13:35:43 (EDT)

great site
seenu
USA - Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at 23:28:15 (EST)

Great site and thanks again for the unending information at the teachers imaging workshop
Bob Levin <blevin@worldpath.net>
Wolfeboro, Nh USA - Monday, March 26, 2001 at 17:30:07 (EST)

Fantastic site! I have bookmarked it to explore in detail, as time permits. You get an A+. Professor!
Dan Stoicheff <surplusdan@yahoo.com>
Laurel, Md USA - Thursday, March 22, 2001 at 08:34:12 (EST)

Great Site, thanks for maintaining it.
Carsten Pl*ckhahn <cp@cameramuseum.de>
Germany - Sunday, March 18, 2001 at 11:37:18 (EST)

Want to thank you for a VERY quick responce to my letter. It's nice to know there are professional people here to help.
Darryl L. Mentzer <nordar@tvsonline.net>
Fremont, Ne USA - Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 18:27:53 (EST)

LOve Your page ! Best Regards from Denmark
Renª Asmussen <ross@esenet.dk>
Esbjerg, Denmark - Thursday, March 08, 2001 at 16:14:10 (EST)

Useful links for this instructor of photography. Hi Nicky Graver! Merrie
Merrie Mendenhall <merrie_mendenhall@fc.lksd-do.org>
Bethel, AK USA - Tuesday, February 13, 2001 at 00:28:04 (EST)

Glad to read of Charles Arnold's recent accomplishments. Think of him often and hope he is well. I'm still at this business he trained me for so he is to praise or blame. Jot a note if you wish to. 121 Thompson St. Ashland, VA 23005
Duane Berger <duaneberger@rcn.com>
Ashland, VA USA - Sunday, January 07, 2001 at 22:25:55 (EST)

Greetings David, I still remember the slit cameras you were working with in 1969-70 while I was in Pro Photo at RIT. I found you through the panphoto.com site. I know that Tom Iten is no longer with us but I was hoping you might have an address or phone # for James Gleasen, my second year prof. Thanks Hugh Barton
Hugh G. Barton <hbarton@rio.com>
Eugene, OR USA - Tuesday, December 19, 2000 at 00:25:56 (EST)

Hi Andy, Got to your site off a link to Woods Electronics Inc. Looking to buy a shutter beam any type of info or help would be appriciated, Gil
Gil Yeager <natures.wonders@erols.com>
Cherry Hill, NJ USA - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 23:52:49 (EST)

Andres me he quedaddo fascinado con tu obra "Phoenix".No conocia tu obra pero si que otra foto en elguna revista que ahiora mismo no recuerdo,chapooo
Francisco Jose Lozano <el_rubio_1@terra.es>
La Linea, espa3a Cadiz - Thursday, December 07, 2000 at 18:37:08 (EST)

I attended PHXI last month and it was beyond wonderful! I added it to a 3 day pottery workshop, a day at the corning glass museum, and 3 days at/in the eastman house for a grand holiday. is it too early to put in reservations for 2003?
ira medcalf <(changing soon)>
richland hills , tx USA - Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 05:47:54 (EST)

I have found the information on this site to be of great help and interest to me,as I am currently studying photography at high school. Thank you very much!!
Michael Kowal
Melbourne, Vic Australia - Thursday, November 02, 2000 at 05:04:36 (EST)

Nice page! I enjoyed the picture of Supersonic .22 caliber bullet cutting Queen of Hearts in two. Also your ecplise pictures were very nice. The red moon was a beautiful picture. I actually used some of my precious color ink to print it out. The animated gif of the bullet and its shockwave caused a stir in my apartment as we debated how it was done. Feel free to visit my site and leave feedback if you are so inclined. Thank you.
Andrew Morehouse <apm7109@rit.edu>
Rochester, ny USA - Friday, October 13, 2000 at 00:55:58 (EDT)

Wow, another Andy interested in photography, albeit a more sophisticated strain. If you might like to see my stuffed walrus' travels, check out the included link!
Andy Allison <ajadsr@rit.edu>
Rochester, NY USA - Wednesday, October 11, 2000 at 10:10:34 (EDT)

Excellent page with a lot of many good links. I attended RIT and NYIP many years go. Now retired as a photo teacher,a police photographer and past president of the Professional Photographers Guild of Fla. Thanks
Arthur Ayala(CPP) <foto a1@aol.com>
Hialeah., Fla USA - Thursday, September 07, 2000 at 21:22:04 (EDT)

The most intriguing and motivating site ever! Nice work.
Jen <JeniD72@aol.com>
Flat Rock, MI USA - Tuesday, August 22, 2000 at 13:20:36 (EDT)

Hi Andy, Mostly I know about you from your occasional comments as listowner of Photoforum. I though I'd check out the RIT web site, and then I read your last self evaluation. It takes a lot of moxie to put a doucment like that out for public review. I guess not much has changed in academia since I went in other directions in '78. You do a fine job of moderating the Photoforum, and I admire your tolerating so much high tension dialog. Bill My own interests these days are in digital imaging, and in photographing fine art for small scale reproduction.
Bill Pettit <wpettit@ix.netcom.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, August 19, 2000 at 01:54:34 (EDT)

Me ha gustado muchsimo su pagina es usted un gran personaje siga as. Yo no hace mucho tiempo que me dedico a la fotografa, taba estoy aprendiendo. UN SALUDO.
Antonio Cano Martinez <descano@teleline.es>
Premia de Mar, ESPA¹A - Monday, July 31, 2000 at 15:01:53 (EDT)

Great Site!
PageCrafters.net
- Wednesday, July 26, 2000 at 01:46:10 (EDT)

Thanks for some of the insights in infrared photography.
Robert H. Westerman <rhwesterman@hotmail.com>
Fairfield, OH USA - Friday, July 14, 2000 at 00:42:37 (EDT)

cannot wait to use my new digital camera to record infared images.
Michael Kalmar <mkalmar@aol.com>
Frederick , MD USA - Thursday, July 13, 2000 at 11:21:01 (EDT)

Thank you for the information provided in your "Principles of Technical Photography and Photoinstrumentation" site. I found it extremely useful. This what the internet should be.
William Romot <pablo@telenet.net>
Cobleskill, NY USA - Tuesday, June 27, 2000 at 13:55:05 (EDT)

I found your site while trying to help my brother-in-law with a project. As a sideline he photographs the finish of horse races at local tracks near his hometown. He apparently has a strip scan camera designed for this job which he purchased when he got in the business. He knows it works but not how it works. He now is wanting to investigate using digital camera technology for this. Is there a way to use current digital cameras, either as is or modified, for this purpose? Really enjoyed your site and photos. Thanks
Everett Stokes <estokes@ieee.org>
USA - Sunday, June 18, 2000 at 17:01:52 (EDT)

fantastic pictures. You "saved my life" with the splash photos! many thanks!
angus rhodes <angus@rhodes.org.uk>
GB - Saturday, May 20, 2000 at 02:35:34 (EDT)

I came across your site address after viewing my friend's peripheral portrait, I was one of the Webster students that came for a tour on Tuesday. Your tour has sparked my interest in photography to a new level, making me seriously reconsider my future goals... and your website gave me a lot of needed information. I wish I had the opportunity to take further courses in photography sooner! Thanks for the indirect assistance!
Shelly Haefele <blueserenity@thespark.com>
Webster, NY USA - Thursday, May 11, 2000 at 10:40:41 (EDT)

How did that same person appear in the strip-digital photo so many time? You know, the one you took in the Student Union.Let me know. Regards, Jim Barstow, '72
Jim Barstow <jebarstow@hotmail.com>
Dayton, OH USA - Saturday, April 22, 2000 at 13:50:35 (EDT)

Mr. Davidhazy, I think it would be great if you could write a book about special effect and High speed photo. I am waiting for it
Andre <andrew_zhao@hotmail.com>
USA - Friday, April 14, 2000 at 14:37:52 (EDT)

I always respect your all efforts.
Jung-hwa Lim <shawn1107@weppy.com>
Seoul, south Korea - Friday, April 07, 2000 at 09:01:39 (EDT)

I am working in MRI, medical imaging. To make a lecture on magnetic resonance imaging, where I should talk on ultrafast imaging by MRI, I wanted to show how the shutter spped is important. There I wanted to use splash photo, Crown, which previously I read and watched in some book. In the web I found your photo. Excellent ! I would like to know more about the shutter speed of this photo. I am working Siemens Co, in Japan. where ultra fast imaging is around 0.1 sec. However this is still veru fast for the body motion. But my lecture in radiology congress is pure scientific. Thank you. Osamu TAKIZAWA, Cheif Scientist, Siemens Asahi Medical Technologies Ltd. Tokyo. (Now I am in Denver for the Congress).
osamu TAKIZAWA <takizawa@os.rimor.jp>
Ohmiya City, Japan - Tuesday, April 04, 2000 at 17:36:39 (EDT)

Hi there Andy, Just stopped by your site to get further info on the sytem you showed us for the high speed low cost photos. I like your site, lots of good info for me to pass on to my students. Have a great day, Mario
Mario Lamoureux <marilamo@mnsi.net>
Kingsville, ON Canada - Monday, April 03, 2000 at 22:07:38 (EDT)

Andy, Nice to visit your site. I look forward to seeing you this summer at MIT, I hope. If I can ever be of any help to you with data, images or anything let me know. Best of luck. Frank Kosel
Frank Kosel <fkosel@aol.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Sunday, April 02, 2000 at 00:50:38 (EST)

Nice site David. But here's what Isn't Nice. : Info on old photo paper mfgs. Talk about a BlackHole! Shall we ask the X-Files to write an eppisode? Camerascamerascameras, oh that's nice. Where is the history of these great old paper makers like: Dupont, Ansco, Dassonville. I can't even find history on the Kodak greats like Portralure M. Today no one makes a great pictorial paper. That's painful, but no history on the great papers seems very odd. History Vanished? Larry Welker LHSA
Larry Welker <lwelker@turbont.net>
Cornish, NH USA - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 13:53:11 (EST)

Nice job with the site, Andy.
Jay Allen <photo--man@webtv.net>
Indianapolis, In USA - Sunday, March 26, 2000 at 12:23:50 (EST)

I am a professional photographer currently experimenting with strip, panoramic and and other areas. I am building my own camera and found your article very useful Thanks
Mike Taylor <emptytwo@hotmail.com>
Kingston, Sy U.K. - Saturday, March 18, 2000 at 05:00:39 (EST)

Wow, photography is used in so many fields. I wish I could ask you some questions in person about my research in mechanical engineering!
Tricia Veeder <tsv1598@unix.tamu.edu>
College Station, TX USA - Friday, March 17, 2000 at 17:56:44 (EST)

wow...i am just starting to get into infered and panoramic photography, and your page and work has really opened my eyes to a number of possibilities...right now, i am working with a pentax k1000, modified to do panoramic photography, and you gave me a great, systematic way to may nice photos without having to buy a special camera...thanks
will <wdhall2@unity.ncsu.edu>
raleigh, nc USA - Friday, March 03, 2000 at 13:40:48 (EST)

We would like his former friends and colleagues to know of the passing of Ralph M. Hattersley Jr., former teacher of photography at RIT, on Feb. 5, 2000. His kids, Cleve, Craig, and Lissa, live now in Austin, Texas, and will greatly miss him.
Craig R. Hattersley <cowcasa@texas.net>
Austin, TX, TX USA - Saturday, February 05, 2000 at 17:00:06 (EST)

Me ha interesado muchisivo vuestra pagina web. Para todos los que hacemos fotografia digital, he incursionamos en este arte-tecnica desde hace ya tantos a3os, es reconfortante encontrarnos en la red. Buena Suerte!!
Francisco Tenllado <videpro@tecomnet.com.ar>
Cordoba, ARGENTINA - Sunday, January 30, 2000 at 15:36:47 (EST)

complimenti!!!
Pagliuca Gioacchino Artesiano <artes@ci6.com>
Pescara, I Italy - Friday, January 28, 2000 at 04:30:00 (EST)

people like andy must be member of the paranormal club(ppic)...michael przewrocki, mp
przewrocki michael <europanorama©excite.com>
basel, switzerland - Monday, January 24, 2000 at 12:47:46 (EST)

hi genius andy. i was not surprised when i saw new ideas on your page. andy never stands still. but what ideas... innovative ideas. i will use the sharpest colornegative film ever 400-640 asa(140 lpmm)-fuji superia 100/200 has only 1135 lpmm for use in my 70mm panoramic cameras roundshot and rotating prism camera.fairchild kb 18b. please tell me or one of the readers if there is a 126mm(5 inch-version) around for sale(fairchild ka 92a). it is quit big and heavy. kb-18b(70mm) is about 14 to 25 kg without and with external battery pack(custom made). pls send fax to 0041 613821366 in switzerland
michael przewrocki <europanorama©excite.com>
basel, switzerland - Monday, January 24, 2000 at 12:41:21 (EST)

Hi I'm a friend of Erin's. I can't understand the technical terminology, but your photographs looks like wow! I emailed your website to a friend of mine who is interested in nature photography. You might be hearing from him soon! Shilpa
Shilpa Nanduri <shilpa_nanduri@hotmail.com>
Rochester, NY USA - Friday, January 21, 2000 at 13:49:43 (EST)

you work is great , i'm a forensic photographer for 10 years had some training in miami florida in forensic photography but what you are doing is more than what i learned from them , i wish if we could talk more about it . i'm studying digital imaging, computer animation, and graphic design.i'm looking for a job in the same field if you know any agency or company where i can work with please let me know . i came to the u.s last june so i have no contacts my phone no.is (310)644 0001. again thanks for your great informative scientific webpage. sami
sami h. mekki <samimekki@hotmail.com>
hawthorne, ca USA - Thursday, December 23, 1999 at 00:14:42 (EST)

is better a one pictore that no 1000 words. a picture can change more feelings
quim fabregas <kimbo@worldonline.es>
calella, catalonian - Sunday, December 19, 1999 at 18:33:51 (EST)

Enjoyed viewing the most interesting information that you have provided on this site. Thanks!
Tom Warner <tom@fortpayne.com>
Fort Payne , AL USA - Thursday, December 16, 1999 at 14:24:34 (EST)

Cool digital strip photo, Nagypapi!
Tyler
Oakland, Ca USA - Sunday, December 12, 1999 at 19:59:24 (EST)

It was nice to find a person who is expertised in uv-photography. I am photographing a shallow water fish in uv in order to find possible uv-body colouration or ornamentation. I would be very pleased, if you would contact me so I could send some more detailed information of my method and questions how to improve it. Best wishes, Nuutti Kangas, University of Helsinki, Division of Population Biology, Pobox 17, 00014 university of Helsinki, Finland
Nuutti Kangas <Nuutti.Kangas@Helsinki.fi>
Helsinki, Finland - Tuesday, December 07, 1999 at 05:33:46 (EST)

Your work activity and photography is very interesting. I wish I was 30 years younger and enrolled as one of your students!
Ed Green <eagreen@sprynet.com>
Lucerne Valley, CA USA - Thursday, November 25, 1999 at 04:41:06 (EST)

hi!
nikol <lilfrogy6@aol.com>
Auburn, Wa USA - Sunday, November 21, 1999 at 20:53:14 (EST)

Hi, Andrew. I was just following IR links from the IR Faq, and found your page. I was suprised to find my name in one of the digital IR articles! neat. :)
Eric Cheng <eric@echeng.com>
Palo Alto, CA USA - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 05:16:01 (EST)

Sigue adelante colega!!! Impactante tus trabajos...
Miguel Welsh <Info@imagenesamericanas.com>
Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires Argentina - Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 21:40:31 (EST)

By chance I came across PhotoForum and have subscribed. I read with interest you article on digital Infra Red. I am impressed with your page. I have been involved in Photography as an in-house photographer since 1967. I am now retired and have begun to "enjoy " photography again. Regards Roger
Roger Gelfand <talas@zahav.net.il>
Tzur Yigal, Israel - Saturday, September 18, 1999 at 02:16:49 (EDT)

Jefe Andrew: Uno de mis objetivos como fot§grafo es poder ejercer la docencia en algun instituto similar al RIT; y despuªs de visitar su sitio, otro de mis objetivos es ser tan buen docente como lo es Ud. Toda mi admiraci§n y respeto. Hernän Alejandro Opitz
Hernän Alejandro Opitz <hopitz@infovia.com.ar>
Buenos Aires, Argentina - Thursday, September 02, 1999 at 21:19:10 (EDT)

Very nice site and it brought back memories of my time at RIT in '73 and '74. I was a lousy student, and apologize for that, but it all turned out OK anyway. Very saddened to hear of the death of Hollis Todd, who was my absolute favorite professor. I value the "M&P" course above all others in my work today. Glad so many others are still around and doing well.
Conrad R. Hoffman <choffman@rpa.net>
Canandaigua, NY USA - Monday, August 30, 1999 at 12:23:24 (EDT)

me parecio muy interesante su material de fotografia, soy un estudiante de ingenieria civil apasionado con la fotografia. en este momento me encuentro organizando un grupo de fotografia en mi facultad, ya que aqui no existen medios de expresion artisticas, ademas espero crear un peque3o taller para ense3ar las cosas basicas de fotografia en blanco y negro. si tienes tiempo me gustaria pedirte algunos consejos de vez en cuando. desde ya gracias atentamente jjavier
javier cepeda <jjavier_cepeda@hotmail.com>
vi3a del mar, chile - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 16:30:35 (EDT)

It's great to see your still there working/playing. I like the idea for a digital panoramic camera. Charles
Charles Leatherberry <CLeatherbe@aol.com>
Orlando, FL USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 10:05:01 (EDT)

Andrew: Tremendous efforts and graphic results;we met briefly at the shootout dinner and now I can say..hey I know that man!! Warmest regards, David Falconer
David Falconer <wetoregon@aol.com>
Hillsboro , OR USA - Tuesday, July 20, 1999 at 16:51:28 (EDT)

Andy or Andrew, Hello, my name is Micah. I am eighteen and currently completing my final year at school. I am at Melbourne High school in Melbourne, Australia and I wish to enter a University course next year in Melbourne named Scientific Photography at RMIT. (Have you heard of it?). I am using photography in certain subjects at school, however I would love to find out some more about the photography you do as I need some understanding of the industry to enter the course. I am really interested to enter this industry and any help from you would be greatly appreciated.
Micah Craze <emseecraze@hotmail.com>
Melbourne, Victoria Australia - Saturday, July 17, 1999 at 23:20:09 (EDT)

Hi.Very impressed of your website. Dominique R&D mngr of http://www.balcar.fr
Dominique Richard <domrich@club-internet.fr>
Paris, France - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 08:51:24 (EDT)

Hi Andy, I have a lot of fun on your web site, but, during this time, I don't work!!!... Carole
Carole Troufleau <seurangel@hotmail.com>
Rochester-Paris, USA-France - Tuesday, June 08, 1999 at 11:19:52 (EDT)

Thanks Andrew, very informative site. - I am doing high speed photography and cinematography of Automotive Crash Tests, and enjoy capturing very quick events like airbags, pretensioners, and crash tests themselves. 1000 frames per second on 16mm is what I do normally, and have used up to 25 cameras at once. I would love to show you some of my work.! Look forward to visiting NY sometime soon.
Peter McGrath <peter.mcgrath@autoliv.com>
Melbourne, VIC Australia - Saturday, May 08, 1999 at 05:28:01 (EDT)

Very interesting web site full of very usefull material for those of us just getting started in high speed photography and other interesting aspects of technical photography. Keep up the good work!
John Hinkey <jhinkey@asi-seattle.com>
Bellevue, WA USA - Tuesday, May 04, 1999 at 10:29:30 (EDT)

I graduated from the US Navy Course at RIT in 1965. We were a group of about 20 Navy/Marine enlisted photographers. School was called Photographic Science & Instrumentation, but we called it "QC" or Quality Control School. I remember meeting Prof. Neblette, he was the head of the school of photography I believe. Have very fond memories of Professor's Rickmers, Schomaker, and Todd! Saw your website in a complimentary copy of Photo Insider. Looking over your site has brought back some great memories! Thanks. Walt Hamler
Walter E. Hamler <whamler@gdi.net>
Winter Springs, FL USA - Thursday, April 22, 1999 at 16:13:54 (EDT)

Estimado Andres : he recorrido tu pagina y me parece exelente, no lo creeras pero cada vez que leo tu nombre siento un gran orgullo de haberte conocido y haber compartido un dia juntos en mi paso por Rochester, te cuento que muestro (y conservo ) tambien con mucho orgullo aquella foto que me obsequiaste de Bs. As. en 360¤, la cual vi en tu pagina , tambien me alegro muchisimo ver una foto de Necochea y que nombres la ciudad. cuando pueda voy a escanear algunas foto de la Necochea actual y te las enviare . De nuevo mis felicitaciones y solo espero que en algun momento vengas por aqui , asi comeremos un buen asado y charlamos un poco recorriendo lugares de tu paso por aqui. Desde siempre un abrazo Eduardo.
Eduardo Rudski <erudski@infovia.com.ar>
Necochea, Bs.as. Argentina - Thursday, January 28, 1999 at 20:36:31 (EST)

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