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Microsoft’s Pro Photo Tools 2; A Post-Exposure GPS Program
John Brandon  |  May 01, 2009

In photography, tracking the location of a shoot is almost as important as the shoot itself.

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Pro Techniques
Memorial Days; Chris Heisey’s Monumental Decisions
Barry Tanenbaum  |  May 01, 2009

After a while, showing wasn’t enough. Telling became the point.

And because Chris Heisey knows his Civil War, he has a lot to tell in his photographs.

Chris has been photographing Civil War battlefields for almost 20 years, and at the start he took straightforward record shots. “I’m self-taught,” he says, “and...

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Portable PCs For Photographers; How To Sort Out The Best For Your Imaging Needs
Jon Sienkiewicz  |  May 01, 2009

When you browse advertisements for notebook computers, you may be led to believe that the only differences between them are scientific-sounding technical specifications.

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Jon Sienkiewicz Blog
Kids and Cameras
Jon Sienkiewicz Blog  |  Apr 30, 2009

How old were you when you took your first picture? By yourself, I mean, not while an adult was looking purposefully over your shoulder. If you remember that moment then you know how exciting and meaningful it is for youngsters to begin taking pictures at an early age.

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News
ExposureManager Announces Premium Subscription
Staff  |  Apr 29, 2009

ExposureManager (www.exposuremanager.com), a customizable full-service online sales resource for photographers, announces a new Premium Subscription service created to help increase print and merchandise sales for photographers. ExposureManager’s behind-the-scenes marketing support provides a convenient e-commerce solution for busy photographers through every step from order placement to print production and shipping of the final product.

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CONNECTING THE LAST DOTS
David B. Brooks Blog  |  Apr 28, 2009

I had finished my second article on “prints too dark” with information identifying the cause and how it can be eliminated from the workflow. But it is in the works and I have no idea when it will be published. So, I continue to get e-mail from photographers whose digital prints are too dark.

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Newsletter
Tiffen Dfx Essentials
 |  Apr 28, 2009

In Brief

Tiffen Dfx Essentials

by George Schaub

While Tiffen made their name in Hollywood studios, the photo community always checked out Tiffen when anything from a polarizer to a center halo filter was called for in the shot. But those were the days when photographers put filters over their lens rather than gaining effects vias...

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Newsletter
Exposure Diagnostics
 |  Apr 28, 2009

Exposure Diagnostics

The “Blinkies”

by George Schaub

When scene contrast is high there may be a danger of overexposure, particularly when you do not take care to read the highlight values to keep them well within the dynamic range capability of the sensor. When overexposure is extreme you lose detail in thesub...

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Newsletter
The Passing of a Legend
 |  Apr 28, 2009

Industry Perspective

The Passing of a Legend

by Ron Leach

America lost a national treasure with the recent passing of celebrated New York street photographer Helen Levitt. Born on August 31, 1913 of Russian-Jewish immigrants, Levitt died peacefully in her sleep on March 29 at the age of 95.

After dropping...

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News
Novoflex Quadropod
Staff  |  Apr 27, 2009

The QuadroPod introduced by Novoflex is a four-leg tripod system.  The foundation of this system is a totally new design for a tripod collar that - thanks to its modular construction - can be equipped with different leg variations. Aluminum or carbon legs with 3 or 4 sections are available. Working heights from 2.8“ up to 70.9“ are possible with the current leg types. Moreover, additional leg types are under development, enabling working heights up to 91“. In addition, the different leg versions can be combined with each other and supplemented with clips/clamps, suction and screw-in-items from the Novoflex program.

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