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Shutterbug 2000
And The Winners Of The Millenium Vote Are...
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Shutterbug Staff • Jan 01, 1999 • 0 comments

When we asked our readers
for their opinion on what was the most groundbreaking piece of photographic
equipment, we had no idea the responses would be so vast. Since no one
piece significantly stood out with the mostvot...
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Shutterbug 2000
A Photographic Time Line
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Darryl C. Nicholas • Jan 01, 1999 • 0 comments

As you get older your memory
tends to become a bit fuzzy. I only vaguely remember some of the earlier
events and people of the past century. So, please excuse me if I leave
your favorite one out of this review.I'm...
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Shutterbug 2000
Future Of Photography
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Shutterbug Staff • Jan 01, 1999 • 1 comments

Monte Zucker
Certainly, the basics of photography will never be replaced. Good photographic technique will never be outdated. But put that together with today's ever growing technology and a whole new world begins to open...
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Stronger Than Ever
Technological Advances Make Medium Format Even More Versatile
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Steve Bedell • Jan 01, 1999 • 0 comments

There's another section in this issue of Shutterbug where many of the writers are asked to predict the future of photography. I've got to admit that I try my best but I'm not very good at it.

Take medium format. If you...
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The Bridge Camera
Dave Frieder Takes Medium Format To New Heights...Literally
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Barry Tanenbaum • Jan 01, 1998 • 0 comments

We're tempted to start
off with, "This man is a professional, don't try this at
home," but we won't. First because, strictly speaking, Dave
Frieder isn't a professional--photographyis...
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Fill The Frame
Making The Most Of Medium Format
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Jay Abend • Jan 01, 1998 • 0 comments

Medium format cameras are hot, and with good reason. While many predicted that 35mm advancements would slowly signal the demise of bulky medium format cameras, the exact opposite has happened. Advances in film technology now make it possible to get nearly...
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Seeing With A New Eye
Peter McDonough
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Rosalind Smith • Jan 01, 1998 • 0 comments

Peter McDonough is concerned
with perception; not the physiological aspects of perception, but rather
how the eye sees and converts its image, what people see and what they
don't see of a given subject. Quotingthe...
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Mr. Fix It
Posing Is Problem Solving...But Why Bother?
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Barry Tanenbaum • Jan 01, 1998 • 1 comments

The thing is, we don't
always look our best. And even when we do, the face in the mirror is
not the face we're going to see in the photograph; neither is
the rest of the body. We tend to automatically editou...
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The 21/4 Square Format
It Is Big Enough To Be Almost Whatever You Want It To Be
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Mike Matzkin • Jan 01, 1998 • 0 comments

The 6x7 negative or transparency is considered the ideal format. Bigger is better. There's less of a grain problem when you make big prints from fast film. In black and white the bigger negative also means an expanded gray scale. It's easier to...
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