Beating Flare
On The Road Or In The Studio

Flare is one of those nagging photography issues that you always think you have control over, till it bites you on an important shoot. Flare, more properly referred to as veiling glare, is the haze that covers all or part of your image when extraneous...

Sun, 08/01/1999

Business Trends
Designing Effective Promotion Pieces

There are many different ways to approach the design and production of promotional materials.

First you'll need "primary" promotional material. These visual pieces are used most often for sending ahead to get an...

Thu, 07/01/1999

The Lotus View Rapid Field Camera

After 34 years in the large format arena, I've learned that there are really only two kinds of view cameras. The first, made of elegant hardwood and fitted with fine brass hardware, is the kind we carefully polish and prop up in the office as a conversation piece. The other, made of...

Thu, 07/01/1999

Pentax 645N Autofocusing Comes To Medium Format SLR

Evolution is inevitable in all camera formats. The past two or three decades have witnessed a vast degree in sophistication, automation, and electronicization of all types of photo equipment. The Pentax 645N was the first medium format SLR to incorporate...

Sun, 08/01/1999

Women In Photography
Karin Rosenthal--A Passion For The Human Form

"Your camera is like
a Geiger counter. It takes you to the right place. When it faces something
that doesn't interest you, there is no tick-ticking, but when
it faces something you like, it is tickingaway....

Thu, 07/01/1999

Web Site Of The Month
Ultimate Photoshop

This new column in Shutterbug will introduce you to a new photographic or digital imaging web site each month. Some of the sites you will see are created by companies and others by individuals, but all will provide the kind of practical information that...

Thu, 07/01/1999

Vivid Details Test Strip 2.0 Photoshop Plug-In

If you have ever used a darkroom to make photographic prints it is likely you have also used a test strip to determine the ideal exposure to make your final exposure. That method, of making a sequence of increasing overlapped exposures on a strip of...

Thu, 07/01/1999

The Things That They Carry
Six Pros Reveal The Secrets Of Better Pictures

For years we've been asking professional photographers a variation of the same question: what does it take to be a pro? We may ask, "What's the secret of your success?" (as if it were a secret); or, simply, "What is it that...

Thu, 07/01/1999

Student Union - Camilla Slertman

Camilla Slertman
School of Visual Arts
New York City

Currently. In the first year of the graduate program in Photography and...

Thu, 07/01/1999

Shooting In The Wet
A Primer On Keeping Your Powder Dry

Shooting In The Wet

It was the longest mileage day in a multi-day bike tour of the California Wine Country and the Mendocino Coast and we had yet to ride a mile when the rain that had been threatening started to come down. At...

Thu, 07/01/1999

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