Collector Prints for Sale
John Custodio
New York City photographer John Custodio, this issue’s portfolio artist, has been photographing landscapes in the West and Southeast since 1988. He used medium-format film until 2003, and then switched to a 35mm digital SLR. He photographs landscapes in black-and-white and in color, but says that his recent infrared work seems to include qualities of both. His prints have been exhibited in several New York City Galleries including Soho Photo Gallery and the Camera Club of New York... |
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Mastering Digital Photo Processing
Perhaps the most important thing that the digital revolution has brought to photographers is an unprecedented level of control over processing their images. In this special issue, noted photographers examine how to get the most out of this new power.
In one handy reference, you’ll have previously published in PHOTO Techniques articles on digital photo processing.
You’ll learn about:
- Burning and Dodging in Photoshop
- Digital Color Corrections
- Polishing you Digital Prints
- Getting Better Skin Tones
- Bringing Low-Contrast Photos to Life Digitally
- Coloring Monochrome Images Digitally
- Dealing with Digital-Image Noise
- Image Interpolation Options
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Google will analyze
“one trillion”
online images
We’re seeing . . . a hundred billion images being captured and made available online every year,” is the amazing statement made by R.J. Pittman, Google’s Director of Product Management for Consumer Search Properties. “There are over 750 million camera-phone-equipped mobile phones . . . sold every year, and over 100 million digital cameras . . . sold every year . . . and these numbers continue to accelerate. We envision, in the not too distant future, a corpus of over a trillion images online.” (To be facetious for a moment, that would make a stack of prints more than halfway to the moon in height, but it would probably fall over. And if we divvied up those trillion images equally, given the current world population of 6.8 billion plus, every man, woman, child, and infant on earth would get 147 photos.) “So for Google, we see a big opportunity to organize the world’s images. And frankly because there are so many of them, it’s a big challenge, and . . . could be a really big value to our users in the future.”
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Press Releases
Make Holiday Travel Easier With CHECKTHROUGH™
Elmsford, NY – November 12, 2008 -- With the holiday season upon us, travel stress and frustration will be at an all-time high, and photographers are probably at the top of the grief list. Anyone who’s gone through airport security with cameras and a laptop computer knows why: gear equals grief. Add to that having to take off your shoes, empty your pockets and, well, you get the idea. The accompanying graphic—inspired by the all-too-familiar airline safety cards—shows what we call “The Checkpoint Shuffle.”
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