This #TBT is provided by @LeicaSociety: The Leica IIIb, produced from 1938-1946, was essentially an upgraded version of the long-running Leica IIIa with two significant tweaks that are found in all subsequent screw-mount Leicas. #LeicaSociety
No light meter? Sunny day, ISO 100 use 1/500 at f/8. In shadows, bump to 1/125. Interior - 1/30 at f/2.8. Underexpose positive film, overexpose negative film (slightly).
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Google may be working on a wireless virtual reality glass (maybe for Stadia) and it is also developing the 3rd gen of Google Glasses https://t.co/Ysna0JDwtb
#AugmentedReality#AR#technology
Easily find your next great read with our new titles this year, including ‘The Whole Picture', ‘More cats galore’ and 'Gainsborough in London'. Shop our new books here: https://t.co/AjfGMfPfKC
Every purchase supports the National Gallery.
Join Christine Riding, our Head of Curatorial, as she introduces our latest exhibition, 'Kehinde Wiley: The Prelude'.
Discover how Wiley's latest works build a relationship with the historical landscapes and seascapes by Turner, Claude, and Vernet: https://t.co/WrCc2CBIAJ
From legendary soldiers like Saint Maurice, Septimius Severus and the Chevalier de Saint Georges, to Dürer's female models, our lunchtime talk explores the question of the gaze and how it shaped our collective perceptions and identities.
Book here: https://t.co/kijzLl8b1s
We would like to express our sadness at the recent passing of Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover, KG (1927-2022), a most generous benefactor of the Gallery and patron of the Sainsbury Wing.
Photo: Lord Sainsbury (right) photographed with architect Robert Venturi (left) in 1987.
Our exhibition catalogue for 'Kehinde Wiley at the National Gallery: The Prelude' presents Wiley's new works, exploring the themes of European Romanticism, alongside a selection of the National Gallery masterpieces.
Get your copy here: https://t.co/MjnDhanYFv
Looking for Friday night plans? Join us this evening at 5:30pm, as Educator Katy Tarbard leads us on an hour-long tour of the Gallery, introducing you to some of our most famous works, as part of National Gallery Lates.
Best of all? It's free! https://t.co/ZF8zr2kWTU
Join us behind the scenes in our Conservation studio as Caroline Campbell and Jill Dunkerton discuss restoring 'The Nativity' by Italian artist Piero della Francesca, one of the greatest painters of the Early Renaissance: https://t.co/xNrVPU2Ich