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Classic Camera Reviews
Classic Cameras
The Robot
Roger W. Hicks  |  Sep 01, 2003

Robots are probably the most underrated and underpriced world
class cameras on the used market today. They are built to at least the same standards as Leicas and Contaxes--actually, they're tougher and more reliable--and yet you can...

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Digital Darkroom
Archiving For The Digital Studio
Protecting Your Images In The Digital Age
Jay Abend  |  Sep 01, 2003

How important are your negatives and transparencies? Do you have them neatly arranged in archival pages, or strewn all over your living room floor? Even if you're not a terribly organized person you realize the importance of the processed film...

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Canon i950 Photo Printer
High Res, High Speed, And Easy To Use
Peter K. Burian  |  Sep 01, 2003

Whether you shoot with a digital camera or scan conventional photographs, a high quality photo printer is an essential accessory. Fortunately, prices are dropping even though ink jet printers are becoming more and more advanced. The Canon i950 Photo Printer offers the best of all worlds:...

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Business Trends
Business Trends
How To Find Commercial Clients
Maria Piscopo  |  Sep 01, 2003

Many consumer (wedding/portrait)
photographers look at commercial photography projects and ask--is
that for me? The answer is yes, but only if you are willing to do some
homework. Unlike the consumer market whereyo...

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Book Reviews
Book Reviews
C.A. Boylan  |  Sep 01, 2003

Classic Nude Photography Techniques And Images; by Peter & Alice Gowland; Amherst Media, PO Box 586, Buffalo, NY 14226; soft cover; 124 pages; $29.95; (ISBN 1-58428-040-9)
The beautiful images of Peter Gowland are legendary and this book offers a...

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The Kodak Professional 8500 Digital Photo Printer
The Peoples Dye Sub Fast And Affordable
Jay Abend  |  Sep 01, 2003  |  First Published: Oct 01, 2003

For most of us digital types the clouds parted and the light was revealed to us with the advent of good, cheap photo quality ink jet printers in the
mid-1990s. The difference in image quality on the printed page from a four-color business printer on...

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Money-Making Photo Ideas
The Editors  |  Sep 01, 2003

Some ways to help offset the cost of your favorite pastime

There are lots of way to make money in photography, including selling and trading photo gear, processing film and making prints for other photographers, scanning images (slides, negatives and prints) and putting them on CDs for others, retouching photos, copying and restoring old photos, collecting collectible photographs...

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Sports Photography How ToSports Tips
In the Fast Lane with Robert Kerian
Lynne Eodice  |  Sep 01, 2003

All Photos by Robert Kerian

 

Robert Kerian's photography is all about the thrill of auto racing or the freedom of being on the open road. A relative newcomer to the world of professional photography, he says, "I've been shooting on my own for about three years." But this hasn't stopped him from getting such influential clients as Mercedes Benz...

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Portrait Photography How ToPortrait Tips
Point & Shoot: How to Shoot Self Portraits
Lynne Eodice  |  Sep 01, 2003

 

 

 

 

Shooting a self-portrait is a challenging task, but can be very rewarding. The one person that most photographers probably photograph least is themselves, and this is true even with those who enjoy shooting portraits of others. However, taking self-portraits has several advantages: you'll always have a willing subject...

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Walter Iooss: Sports Photography Legend
Lynne Eodice  |  Sep 01, 2003

All photos by Walter Iooss

 

I've been fortunate," Walter Iooss Jr. concedes. "It's been a good life--I'm not going to complain about it." As a photographer for Sports Illustrated for over 40 years, Iooss professes that he'll continue to work for this magazine "till the end." Since the early 1960s, he's shot...

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