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TITLE: THE COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHER
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ISSUE DATE: Issue 17 Volume 3 1942
CONDITION: Size approx 7\" X 9\". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo) IN THIS ISSUE:
[Use \'Control F\' to search this page. MORE MAGAZINES\' exclusive detailed content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date.] This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 COVER PHOTOGRAPH by Percy T. Jones.THE VIEW FINDER by Willard D. Morgan.CONTRAST: Part II (Continued from Issue 16): Herman Newhouse: Director, Sensitometry Division Research, Agfa Ansco Co. Negative--Gamma--Fog--Emulsion Characteristics--Developing Solutions--Color Sensi- tivity--Filters--Optical Characteristics--Contrast Grad es--Development--Optical Systems.CONTROL IN PHOTOGRAPHY: William Mortensen: Director, Mortensen School of Photography; Author of Print Finishing and others Purists vs. Pictorialists--Characteristics of a Photograph--Limits of the Photograph--Limits of the Two Ideologies.CONVERSION TABLES: Frequently Used Weights, Measures, and Temperature Tables.COPYING: Walter E. Burton: Free Lance Photographer and Writer Equipment for Copying--Focusing and Aligning Camera--Enlarger for Copying--Some Copying Calculations--Best Focal Length--Critical Aperture--Lighting--Negative Mate-rials--Exposures--Filters--Copying with a Camera--Ne gos\'ive Materials Table--Copying Method Table.COPYRIGHT: Stanley A. Katcher, J.D., A.RP.S.: Poses, Katcher and Driesen, Counsellors-at-Law Requisite for Copyright--Who May Copyright--How to Copyright--Copyright Symbol--Assignment of Copyright--Infringement--Life of Copyright.COST IN PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY: Wallace E. Dobbs: Former Studio Owner and Manager; Instructor of Professional Photography, Rochester Mechanics Institute Materials-- Labor--Of her Items--Accurate Accounting Method-- General Expense-- Cost Records--Cost Percentages--Estimating Prices--Importance of Management.PHOTOGRAVURE SECTION: Including composition analysis by Konrad Cramer.CRIMINOLOGY AND POLICE PHOTOGRAPHY: Part I (Continued in Issue 18): Carl E. Shineman: Eastman Kodak CompanyIdentification Photography--Fingerprint Photography--Photographic Equipment--Crimes of Violence--Forensic Ballistics Photography--Automobile Accidents--Burglary Cases--Arson--Forgery, Handwriting Analysis, Etc. ______
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