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Photography Today - The Third War Of Horst Faas (In the thick of battle, with a survivor); The New War Photographers (There's room for you, if you can cut the mustard); Novelist Henry Miller ("I prefer to carry the image in my mind"); Shoot Low With 35 (Eyelevel is wherever you put your eye); Picture Profile: The Ship's Photographer (Over the bounding main with Harold Schmidt); Why You Should Forget Lens Testing (-because you couldn't do it right anyway); Joe Weitz (Another art director joins the ranks); How To Put The Grand Canyon In A Studio (...and you don't even have to lift it); How To Get The Most Out Of The Ektachromes (First, put the film in the camera); The Great Stop-Bath Squabble (You thought it made a difference?); The Hattersley Class: Photographing Food (Wait - before you scramble those eggs); Brave Souls Name "World's Best Photographer" (You could - but would you talk about it?); How To Save Water In The Darkroom (Don't drink any, and...) Equipment And Materials - The Camera That Thinks It's A Duck (Nikonos goes where you go...glub, glub...); Test Reports: (Ultrablitz Matador 400 Electronic Flash; Spiralite Monopak Electronic Flash; Coronet 220 Electronic Flash; 8 x 10 Calumet Camera; Sinarsix Spot-Reading CdS Meter; Atlas-Warner Slide Viewer; Two Minolta Fast-Loading Cameras - Autopak 700 and 24 Rapid; Taisei-Rokumar 95- to 200-mm and 200- to 400-mm Zoom Lenses); A Buyer's Guide To Tape (Sound For Shows); Pictures By Invisible "Light" (A new camera from Honeywell Pentax...) Movies - How Did They Make That Commercial? (Driving without visible means of support); Leonard Lipton's Movie Report: Good Tools Pay For Themselves (A round-up of some that will); Guide To The New Super 8 Editors (With tips on how to select one); Test Reports (Eumig Viennette Camera; Argus 814 Camera; Keystone K-620 Camera; Kodak Instamatic M50 Projector) Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers speak out); Newsfront (Latest reports from the photo world); How New Or Improved? (Color Clinic); A Look At Some Old Letters; The Posed/Unposed Controversy; Help! (Our readers want to know); The Ultimate Black And White (In the darkroom); When Is f/8 Not f/8? * Color's Fourth Dimension * Rowland's Little Lenses * New Darkroom Flashlight * Movies By The Pound * Retailing, New Style; A Sound, Photo Tour (Travel); Animation And Getting Into The Mood For Pictures; Blue Bulbs O.K. For B&W Too (Tools and techniques); Product Listings (Just out); Aids To Better Photography (Information for the writing); The Catfish-Eating Society (Editorial); Good Show In The Ivy League (Critics at-large); Canada * Abstract Pictures On Film; POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY's Travel Service; Advertisers' Index; I Want To Buy
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Photography Today - The Hattersley Class (Seeing the family); The Hattersley Class: Reflections (Pictures from students); The Iffy World Of Films (Can you treat 'em rough and make 'em like it?); Stopping Popping (...or keep your slides in focus); L. Fritz Gruber (Focus on a statesman in photography); The Arbitrary Colors Of Fred Burrell (...they start as black and white); The Beautiful Image (...is its own excuse for being); The Too-Thin Negative: How To Get The Most Out Of It (...ways to save sub-total losses); Why Should You Store Your Film...And How? (Try the icebox instead of the glove compartment); Pushing Film Speed (...can you, or are you kidding yourself?) Equipment And Materials - Just Out! (Product listings); How To Get The Most Out Of Plus-X Film (Exploiting a favorite middle-range film); Two Easy Ways To Close-Ups (...Proxivars and fractional diopters for the big picture); How To Get The Most Out Of Agfachrome (Believable colors, even in available light); Boy, Oh, Boy (...this doughnuts no sinker); Test Reports (Doublogram: Like nothing you've seen in Enlarger before, Yashica 24: TLT takes both 120, 220, Tri-X Professional: 120, 220 film for retouching) Movies - Images Only Your Lens Can See (Simple tricks for way-out effects); Test Reports (Koberra 421: Versatile performer, Koberra 321); Sh-Sh-Sh-Shark And Other Underwater Festival Goodies (The cinema goes underwater (not underground)); Film Notes Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers write us...); Gowland's L.A. Scene (Cande in a Curtain); Newsfront (Latest report from the Photo World); Color Clinic (Heart-beating tricks); Viewpoint (The Guggenheim Grants); Sound For Photographers (Documentation of Life, Testing 1-2-3...Roberts Roving Reporter, Inside Track, Tape Tips, Just Out); Help! (Our readers want to know); Travel (Super 8 is on the back lot); Newsfront Special (This America); Tools & Techniques (Why meter readings vary); Harrison/Rothschild/Pierce: Photo Best (New tools for Color TV, Now it's color holograms, Color Prints: Better than ever, Low-cost sound prints, Camera trims projector claws, Sun Automatic Zoom Lens, Nonsense Department, Automatic Bounce Flash, Stretching The Bellows, Drum goes independent, Bronica Through Lens Meter?, Improved 120 Panatomic-X, Acutance Revisited, Say Good-bye to sheep fat, Two-way umbrella, Better Portfolio Protection, New Movie Processing Methods, Small System, Interchangeable Screens, Lens Tester, New Darkroom Flashlight); Aids To Better Photography; Editorial (Days of unsung heroes); Advertisers' Index; I Want To Buy...(...and where can I get it?)
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Photography Today - The Hattersley Class (Variation on a theme); The Hattersley Class Notes (Pictures by students); Unconditionally Guaranteed, But...(...what does that warranty really mean?); David B. Eisendrath: Photography's Man For All Seasons (Lecturer, wizard, counselor - even photographer); Dan Wynn's Tricks Of The Trade (25 ways to do almost anything); Portfolio: ISFTPOBAWP Shows Its True Colors (...which are, of course, black and white); Pleasure, Pain, & The Performers (George LeMoine: ambassador to entertainment); Dick Meek: Color, Real & Unreal (Would you believe - partly unreal); Cliff Edom: The Man In Missouri (...out where they really teach photojournalism!) Equipment And Materials - Just Out! (Product listings); Super 35 - Coming Soon (...more sq-mm to put pictures on); Filters: How To Get The Most Out Of The Basic Ten (Five for color, five for b&w); Try These Vision-Stretchers (Binoculars aren't only for racetracks); Test Reports (Bogen Super 66A: Multi-Size Enlarger; 85>300-mm Canon FL f/5 Wide Range Fully Automatic Zoom Lens; Professional Nikon Battery Pack: Nikon F Motor Drive Goes Cordless Movies - The Woodlands Are Full Of Actors (...ready for a little wild life?); Guide To Batman Films You Can Buy (Holy Sprocket holes - your own show!); Film Notes; Newsfront Special! (New look in Special 8 - Bolex & Bauer) Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers write us...); Newsfront (Latest report from the Photo World); Color Clinic (Kodacolor-X: Rerated but unchanged); Gowland's L.A. Scene (For long legs, a short lens); Travel (Fill-in on Photocade '66 & '67); Help! (Our readers want to know...); Sound For Photographers (Styles of Sound; Testing 1-2-3...Ulter Royal Stereo 8000 Tape Recorder; Inside Track; Tape Tips; Just Out); In The Darkroom (Keep cleaning it up); POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER's Travel Service; Critics At Large (Weegee's Living Screen); Viewpoint (Kathleen Haven on Hanging Picture Shows); Hanson/Rothschild/Pierce: Photo Best (Rodinal Rejiggered; Perfect Duplicates?; Anscochrome: Push Without Pain; Tri-X: All-Purpose Film?; Super-Sensitive Meter; Seven-Lb VTR Camera; Million-To=One Shots; Art & Technology: Partners); Editorial (Only 3 minutes long); Tools & Techniques (Keep the mud out); Aids To Better Photography; Advertisers' Index; I Want To Buy...(...And where can I get it?)
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October
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Special Bonus Directory - Section 1 - 1967 Photography Directory & Buying Guide; 2A - Movie Equipment; 33 A - Still Projection & Viewing; 49 A - Tape Recorders Photography Today - The Hattersley Class: Spacemanship (Partly outer, mostly inner); Where Is The Money In Photography? (...and how is it made?); Wide-Angle (An up-tight look at things); Night Colors (...they look better against black); Rene Groebli's "Variations" (Big-camera master tries something new); What Makes Gigli Click" (Easy! He works even when he's not working); Let The Printer Add The Color (Take four black and whites, add ink...); Critic's Choice: Daniel Ransohoff (Pictures can make people care...); Halsman Talks Portraits (...and it makes good listening); Why Didn't I See That? (...because you weren't really looking) Equipment And Materials - Here It Is: First Instant-Loading SLR (Keystone cops top honors...); Darkroom For Every Garage (...or what space have you?) Movies - When A Camera Gets Under The Skin (Photo-vascular voyagers) Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers write us...); Newsfront (Latest reports from the Photo World); Help! (Our readers want to know); Color Clinic (Old & new ideas you may have missed); Tools & Techniques (A sharp look at focusing); Viewpoint (P.R. with a touch of magic); Gowland's L.A. Scene (Fred Schwab: Synanon photographer); In The Darkroom (Equivalents in photography); Photo Tips (...for more efficiency); Travel (The legacy of Simon Rodia); Hanson/Rothschild/Pierce: Photo Beat (New H.S. Ektachrome Type B; ASA Exposure Guide; Are Films getting softer?; Ultrathin emulsion film; Anyone for a swim?; Negative & Positive in 5 secs.; Creative Lens Aberrations); Editorial (Our gang); POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY's Travel Service; Advertiser's Index; I Want To Buy...
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November
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Special Bonus: Directory - Section II - 1967 Photography Directory & Buying Guide, Still Cameras, Lens Guide, Exposure Meters, Flash Equipment, Aids To Better Photography Photography Today - The Hattersley Class (Spacemanship); The Hattersley Class: Transformations (Pictures from students); Picture Islands (...two pearls of the Antilles); The Eisenstaedt Lens (Three decades with an unblinking eye); Light Does It (Sunlight, stoplight, signlight...); Some Of The Parts...Can Be As Exciting As The Whole Girl (...a little something for everyone) Equipment And Materials - Rallei Goes SLR (A one-eye from Braunscherig); Hold It! (...the first thing to do is, don't move); New Two-Stage Macro Lenses (Four ways to get next to things); Color Clinic: Color Exposure Guaranteed (Neutral density plus Polaroid Land) Movies - Instant Video Movies With Sony Portable Camera-Recorder (Now, freedom from the wall socket); 164 Cameramen Film Athletes Of 94 Nations (Another Olympia?); Test Reports (Canon Zoom 518 Camera: top notch optics, Argus 872 Projector: steady flickerless projection); VTR Report (1967: Year of Home Color Videotape) Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers write us...); Newsfront (Latest reports from the Photo World); Viewpoint (Discovered: New Weston letter); Help! (Our readers want to know...); In The Darkroom (The rise of mediocrity); Travel (Pix marks the spots); Just Out! (Product listings); Hanson/Rothschild/Pierce: Photo Beat (Space Goofs, Techniques for Hasselblad 220, Agfachrome Duping Film, New Twists in Optics, Variable N.D. Filter, Sharper look at Acutance, Be a Bookmaker, New Repronar Model 805, 300-mm Macro-Lens?, An important new book, Loose-Lens Wrap-Up); Sound For Photographers (Old Wine in New Bottles, Inside Track, Tape Tips, Just Out); Tools & Techniques (Dyes that hit the spot); POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY's Travel Service; Advertisers' Index; I Want To Buy (...and where can I get it?)
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Sprcial Bonus Directory - Section III - 1967 Photography Directory & Buying Guide (See page 135 for complete table of contents); 2 C Close-Up & Copying Equipment, 6 C - Tripods, 9 C - Still & Movie Films; 19 C - Enlargers; 27 C - Developers; 29 C - Aids To Better Photography; 30 C - Manufacturers & Distributors Addresses; 32 C - Equipment Inbox Photography Today - The Hattersley Class (How to make a left turn off the beaten path); The Great American Wedding (World's Press was on hand August 6 when Luci Baines Wed Patrick Nugent; "How'd you like life, look, and Paris match to do your wedding album?; The back of the car should have read "Just Photographed"); The Violent, Gentle World Of D.D. Duncan (A life on the feont lines of history); Critic's Choice: Charles Pratt (Does this picture cow you?); Good Subject, Good Idea (Bring something along besides your camera); "...A Great Unknown Photographer" - W. Eugene Smith (...comes a little closer into focus) Equipment And Materials - Test Results (Minolta SR-T 101: Split-field Reflex Metering 35 camera; P-R-O Three-Way Electronic Flash; Miranda Cadius II Exposure Meter: Dual Angle Plus Reflex Finder; Melico Enlarger Meter: Electronic Spot Probe Gauges Print Exposures); Beseler's Motorized Marvel (Even fine focusing is automated with this enlarger); Two Heads Are Better Than One...(Turn a knob for variable contrast printing); Zooms For Skeptics (The case for moving in and out with ease); "Boldest Step In Metering:" Luna Goes Five-Way Modular (Snap, and the meter does a different job) Movies - Are These Films Offensive? Al Capp vs. Wellesley (Li'l Abner might have been shocked); Single 8 Grows Up (Get fades and dissolves with the Fujica Z-2); Test Report (Nizo SB-T 8-to-1 Power Zoom camera) Departments - Letters To The Editor (Our readers write us); Gowland's L.A. Scene (A new breed of Society Photographer); Newsfront (Latest reports from the Photo World); Color Clinic (Slide popping (Addenda)); Tools & Techniques (Bleaching and etching prints); Viewpoint (Elsie does a book); Hanson/Rothschild/Pierce: Photo Treat (The Lowered Cost Of Bent Light; Dial-A-Blur Lens; Here's How, By Whom; New/Old Easy Loading; Easy On The Eyes; Moonlighting With A Camera; Faster E. German Lenses; Laws Are Made...; Now It'a A Tripod System; Why The Lens Was Born; New Nikon Polaroid Land Back; Products Seen At PPA Show; Solid-State Pacifier); New Books, In Brief (Instant reviews, favorable and otherwise); In The Darkroom (Two best sellers & a Temperature Regulator); Travel (Speaking up for Pisac); Editorial (Right? Right!); POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY's Travel Service; Advertisers' Index; I Want To Buy...(...and where can I get it?)
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