Everest MYSTERY: Can George Mallory's LOST Camera's Film Be Developed? #everest #camera
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Todd Gustavson is curator of
Todd Gustavson is curator of the Technology collection at the George Eastman Museum. He was a member of the panel formed after the discovery of George Mallory on how to handle the camera and film if it was found.
When they found Mallory’s body back in 1999, a panel was formed by Eastman Kodak Company to discuss handling the camera and film processing. As the curator of the Technology collection at the George Eastman Museum (then known as George Eastman House), I was a member of the panel. The camera was to be kept frozen & brought back to Rochester, NY where the film would be processed by Michael Hager, and the museum’s conservation department would handle the camera. And that is pretty much where it still is.
Eastman Museum website:
https://www.eastman.org/
And a link to the collection books by Todd Gustavson:
https://www.amazon.com/Books-Todd-Gus...
The Happiness Quotient podcast:
https://thehappinessquotient.buzzspro...
When they found Mallory’s body back in 1999, a panel was formed by Eastman Kodak Company to discuss handling the camera and film processing. As the curator of the Technology collection at the George Eastman Museum (then known as George Eastman House), I was a member of the panel. The camera was to be kept frozen & brought back to Rochester, NY where the film would be processed by Michael Hager, and the museum’s conservation department would handle the camera. And that is pretty much where it still is.
Eastman Museum website:
https://www.eastman.org/
And a link to the collection books by Todd Gustavson:
https://www.amazon.com/Books-Todd-Gus...
The Happiness Quotient podcast:
https://thehappinessquotient.buzzspro...
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