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January
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Picture Taking Ideas - Paul Caponigro (How a master photographs nature); Controlled Backgrounds (Use vantage point, exposure, focal length, and angle); Who Needs A Camera? (Ron Dow shoves creativity doesn't need a camera); Monthly Contest (Humans can be fun to look at) News Stories - Good Nudes: Rawlings Is Back (A new figure study book from the old master); Should You Study Photography In College? Technical Articles - Too Hot To Handle (MODERN answers probing questions from its readers); MODERN Tests (An exclusive monthly appraisal of equipment); MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY's Photokina Product Guide (A report on equipment from the biggest show) Movies - Matzkin On Movies (Forget the conventions and try way out filming); Ten Ways To Make Better Cuts Tape And Sound - Sound Advice (Diversify your sound techniques) Departments - Coffee Break; Letters To The Editor; Tony Karp On 35mm (More on using electronic flash units with 35mm); Techniques Tomorrow (A look at the new 2 1/4 SLRs); The Well Traveled Camera (Tobago, the photogenic swinging island); Keppler On The SLR (Here comes the electronic shutter, but why?); Salon Calendar; Ask For It; Meyers On Technique (Some rather strange why-did-they-do-it? products from Pgotokina); Caulfield On Color (Cinematic techniques for swinging slide shows); Books In Review; Wolfman On Printing (Three stabilization processors: how to avoid problems when using them); Simon Says (Nobody loves a fat camera, but they sell like you know what); Large Camera (More on paper selection, solution handling and print drying)
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February
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Picture Taking Ideas - Assignment # 1 (The editors take the cameras out for a spin); Tele Converter That Zooms (At last, make any lens (almost) a zoom lens); How To See A Picture In Color (What to look for in composition and color); Monthly Contest (If it's moving, it's a winner) Technical Articles - Too Hot To Handle (MODERN answers probing questions from its readers); Cheap Color Films: Are They Worth Using> (Are they really bargains or just junk?); Print Making (Paper, developer - everything that good pictures are made of); Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better (Which is better - 2 1/4 or 35mm - if either); MODERN Tests (An exclusive monthly appraisal of equipment) Movies - Matzkin On Movies (Bolex 16 Pro: Super 8 of the future?) Departments - Coffee Break; Letters To The Editor; Meyers On Technique (Do the new meters hit the spot?); Ask For It; Behind The Scenes (Dry processing - auto focus Carena 8 - Cds Kodak Instamatic); Caulfield On Color (Minor items that make major improvements); Large Camera (How to photograph paintings and sculpture); Wolfman On Printing (Summary of stabilization processing); Tony Karp On 35mm (A short course in lens cleaning); Once Over Lightly (Photo knick-knacks and goodies tried out by the editors); Salon Calendar; Keppler On The SLR (Here come more behind-lens meters); Books In Review; Techniques Tomorrow (How do 2 1/4 lenses stack up against those for 35mm?); The Well Traveled Camera (Getting past customs with your cameras)
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March
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Picture Taking Ideas - Master Of Timing, Master Of Light (Marc Riboud's approach); Discovery; Monthly Contest (Winter winners work wonders); Simple Lighting Setups (Get the most from a trio of floods); A Way Of Seeing (Helen Levitt) News Stories - Zoom 1000-4000mm, $135 (A Swift answer to super lengths) Technical Articles - Too Hot To Handle (MODERN answers probing questions from its readers); 2 1/4 SLR Systems Compared (What's available for the big reflexes); Create The Picture In Your Darkroom )Graphic effects with multiprinting); Should You Really Switch To Anscochrome 50?; Which Loe Cost Lighting? (The mysteries of the big and little bulbs unraveled); MODERN Tests (An exclusive monthly appraisal of equipment) Movies - Matzkin On Departments - Coffee Break; Letters To The Editor; Behind The Scenes (Waterproof Super 8 and instant load - AG-1 focal-plane flashbulbs - and more); Ask For It; Techniques Tomorrow (Some future applications for ultraviolet lenses); Meyers On Technique (Lesson No. 1 in knowing your picture-taking equipment); Books In Review; Tont Karo On 35mm (Photography goes solid-state); Wolfman On Printing (How to store prints); Caulfield On Color (Getting started with filters); Large Camera (How to set up equipment for copying works of art); Keppler On The SLR (You don't get what you see, thank goodness); Salon Calendar
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May
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Picture Taking Ideas - Graphics Are Crucial! So Is Emotional Impact! (Two photographers illustrate extremes of photographic style); Discovery; World's Largest Pictures: Stravinsky By Newman; Monthly Contest (Follow the three B's - birds, beasts, bricks) News Stories - Leitz's Milt Freir Dies Technical Articles - Too Hot To Handle (MODERN answers probing questions from the readers); What's What In SLR? (Solving the mysteries of technical terminology); Ten Color Films And How They're Different (MODERN takes a sunny critical look at the leading brands); MODERN Tests (An exclusive monthly appraisal of equipment) Movies - Matzkin On Movies (Eumig splicing technique solves some of the problems of cement and Mylar splicing) Departments - Coffee Break; Letters To The Editor; Books In Review; Caulfield On Color (Easy do-it-yourself developing for increased speed with negative color); Contests; Wolfman On Printing (How to store picture books; test of enlarger "rangefinder" system); Keppler On The SLR (Are you really objective enough to test your equipment and materials?); Meyers On Technique ("Normal" contrast enlarging paper? - no such animal; fading light bulbs); Ask For It; Behind The Scenes (Shapes of cameras to come - how about an auto-focus camera? - and more); Techniques Tomorrow (How well can a lens be made? What are the limits in manufacturing accuracy?); Large Camera (Some tips on building your own large format close-up camera); Scully On Basics (Do you know your ASA from DIN? Personal exposure indexes help reduce uncertainty); The Well Traveled Camera (Morocco: not forbidding but colorful); Salon Calendar
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