David Mist, Sydney based photographer. Moved Studio Ten studio from Clarence Street to Nickson Street, Surry Hills in 1982. From the late 1970s, David used the Mamiya RB67 camera which was named for the size of the negatives, that is 6x7cm. The Mamiya RB67 camera was easier to hold the quality of the image for mass production due to its larger format (ie film strips increase from 6x6cm square format to 6x7cm portrait or landscape format).
Colour transparencies (4), in presentation mount, fashion photography, film/cardboard, David Mist, Sydney, 1985-1988
Mount is of black cardboard and covered in plastic, with a silver sticker to lower right reading "Studio 10:David Mist". Large format (5x4") transparencies, taken for advertisements for Vogue and Posters, for Accent Shoes. Spark effect created using sparklers.
Photographed: Mist, David; Sydney; 1985 - 1988
Marks
Adhesive label contains notes made by David Mist at time of donation, it is not original to the presentation mount and may be removed.
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