March/April 2011

March/April 2011

DPP Solutions: Perfect Prints
Fine-art master John Paul Caponigro’s essential tips for print-making
by John Paul Caponigro There’s no mystery to what it takes to make great prints. There are many things to consider before making them and many steps to take while making them.
March/April 2011
New Tools Of The Trade
by Staff
Misinformation: Camera Tech
Clicking the shutter at the right time is what matters the most
by Staff There are situations when it’s acceptable, and perhaps even encouraged, for pros to shoot on auto.
The Location Shoot
Sophisticated light-shaping tools give you complete control over the image while using portable strobes and speedlights
By Jack Neubart A key goal in lighting is shaping that light so we can make an effective visual statement or help define the subject, or both.
The Truth About Digital ISO
Digital Photo Pro sorts through the confusion and misinformation to get to the heart of digital ISO
by Staff Recent advancements in DSLR ISO capabilities have brought the topic back to the forefront of our collective photographic conscience.

Jake Chessum: Keeping It Light
Jake Chessum photographs celebrities and global power brokers with unexpected twists to their very public personas
By Mark Edward Harris, Photography By Jake Chessum The key to British-born, New York-based Jake Chessum’s photographic success is his people skills.
Martin Wonnacott: Cake Factory
Photographer Martin Wonnacott set out to build a kinder, gentler agency—and he has succeeded
By William Sawalich, Photography By Martin Wonnacott, Chris Bailey, Bob Martin And Darran Rees This magazine is about pictures and photographers, not photo reps and the agencies they work for. Still, every so often it's good to check in with a rep and discuss the business side of the photo business.
Mike Powell: Grace, Beauty…Action!
Mike Powell’s sports photography goes far beyond the usual moment in time
By Simon Wakelin, Photography By Mike Powell An early passion for sports photography led Mike Powell to travel the globe, photographing every major event on the sporting calendar for 25 years.
Take A Bite
Adding food photography to your repertoire can boost your marketability. Lou Manna literally wrote the book on how to do it.
Text And Photography By Lou Manna In this excerpt from the book, you can get helpful tips on some of the most important aspects of this specialized class of image-making.

Using Lens Profiles
Correct a variety of distortions with Adobe’s extensive database of lens information
by John Paul Caponigro

Hi-Tech Studio: DSLR Rigs For Video
A variety of gear is available for giving HD-capable DSLRs filmmaking possibilities
by David Willis While filmmakers and videographers have enthusiastically embraced HD-capable DSLRs for their relatively economic pricing and superb video capabilities, for video, the form factor of modern DSLRs leaves something to be desired.
It's Not A Winning Ticket
Someone used my picture without permission! What do I win?
by Samuel Lewis Over the last three years, I’ve been involved in the copyright infringement case Latimer v. Roaring Toyz, et al.
Vision to Visuals: Building An Aesthetic
As part of a project for the Greenmarket Tavern in New York, photographer Larry Letters created a collection of images to tell the story of wine
by Baldev Duggal There’s nothing like an economic downturn to spark the creative wheels of entrepreneurs in a city like New York.

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