openculture, 1 month ago How Photos Were Transmitted by Wire in 1937: The Innovative Technology of a Century Ago https://www.openculture.com/2024/04/how-photos-were-transmitted-by-wire-in-1937-the-innovative-technology-of-a-century-ago.html
How Photos Were Transmitted by Wire in 1937: The Innovative Technology of a Century Ago
https://www.openculture.com/2024/04/how-photos-were-transmitted-by-wire-in-1937-the-innovative-technology-of-a-century-ago.html
denspier, 1 month ago @openculture 1937? This was in practice for many decades. I’m aware of it well into the late 80s, but it was probably used much longer than that as quality was way superior to scanning a photo and sending it digitally.
@openculture 1937? This was in practice for many decades. I’m aware of it well into the late 80s, but it was probably used much longer than that as quality was way superior to scanning a photo and sending it digitally.
tomjennings, 1 month ago @denspier @openculture Facsimile transmission dates to the late 19th century, not the 1930s.
@denspier @openculture
Facsimile transmission dates to the late 19th century, not the 1930s.
denspier, 1 month ago @tomjennings @openculture This is not fax, Tom, it’s telephoto. Completely analog. And much superior to fax in quality.
@tomjennings @openculture This is not fax, Tom, it’s telephoto. Completely analog. And much superior to fax in quality.
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