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Wedding And Portraiture
Seeing Pictures, Outdoor Backgrounds Around Every Corner
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Portraiture
Monte Zucker • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 2 comments

I arrived at the International Wedding Institute, Hasselblad's annual school for wedding photographers in Tucson, Arizona, a day early to get a feel for things and scout locations for outdoor portraiture. I didn't have to look far.

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The Tip Off
Essence, Too Much Of A Good Thing
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Pro Techniques
Barry Tanenbaum • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

It's an old antique store--okay, you can call it a junk shop--by the side of the road in Delaware, and photographer Tony Sweet drives by a lot on his way to the coast from his home in Baltimore. And it's a great place to take pictures simply because it...

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Student Union - Mae Williams
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Student Union
Jay McCabe • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

Bard College
Annandale-on-Hudson
New York

Currently
Mae is a freshman at Bard, planning a dual major, photography and medieval studies.

The Program
"The photography program is a four-year course, and it's very competitive...

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The Olympus P400 Color Printer
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Scanners & Printers
David B. Brooks • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

In the last few years many of the companies offering consumer digital cameras have also marketed complementary digital snapshot print size thermal printers. Now that 3 plus megapixel prosumer digital cameras are becoming the norm, and...

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Microtek Artixscan 2500
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Scanners & Printers
David B. Brooks • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

In the last year I've had more e-mail inquiries about what scanner to buy if a photographer has medium and large format film to scan than any other single topic. Until now I've not had a good answer for anyone requiring professional...

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Megazoom, The Sigma 50 to 500mm f4 to 6.3 APO Tele Zoom Lens
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Lenses
Robert E. Mayer • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

A long 10x zoom range is typically found on better movie cameras and camcorders--but rarely is offered for still photography. Available now from Sigma, the new Sigma 50-500mm f/4-6.3 APO produces the kind of crisply detailed images you...

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First Look
Innovative New Minolta Maxxum 7
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35mm Cameras
Peter K. Burian • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

Just when we thought that cameras had reached the maximum level of technological achievement, Minolta engineers raised the bar significantly. Their new Maxxum 7 took a giant step beyond our expectations with some truly innovative technology. Resembling a...

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The Darkroom
From Color Prints To Color Copy Negatives
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The Darkroom
Darryl C. Nicholas • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

Sooner or later you will
want to make a copy of a color print. If you have the negative, it's
an easy task. If you own a digital imaging darkroom (computer, scanner,
and printer) it is still an easy task. However, if you have to do it the...

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Hands On
Quick Draw Clip System
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Accessories
Robert E. Mayer • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

There seems to be a proliferation of belt clip systems for carrying small film or digital cameras, camcorders, cell phones, and similar items that are needed nearby when you are busy doing something else. One of the latest to come to our...

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Do It Yourself
Build A Variable Extension Tube
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Accessories
Tom Fuller • Posted: Jan 01, 2001 • 0 comments

This month's project is a variable-length extension tube for close-up photography. It provides several inches of magnification adjustment without the need of an expensive and cumbersome macro bellows unit, and allows virtually any lens to be...

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