PHOTO Techniques (September-October 2009)

PHOTO Techniques (PT) is a photography magazine written for the serious amateur and those working in professional photography who want to create the best possible photographs and images. Bimonthly articles provide techniques on photo shooting and photo printing for traditional photography and digital photography.

Current issue:

A New Look to Your Fine-Art Photographs, by Herbert C. Berkholz
Giving prints a deckled-edge look can help separate them from the crowd.

The New T-Max 400, by Fred Newman
Tests reveal you can teach an old film new tricks.

Field Curvature, by Lloyd Chambers
How to analyze and work with this ubiquitous lens problem.

Portfolio: People in Action
The winners of our contest revealed.

Raw Conversion and Editing Software, by Mark Dubovoy
The pluses and minuses of Lightroom, Aperture, and CaptureOne.

DxO Optics Pro: The Non-Mainstream Powerhouse of Raw, by Paul Schranz
Though not as well known, DxO should be considered with the heavyweights.

A Mirrorless Future? By Uwe Steinmueller
The Panasonic G1 leads a potential trend to digital cameras with larger sensors, interchangeable lenses, and no mirror.

Turn Down that Noise, by Ctein
Comparing three noise-reduction programs: Neat Image, Noise Ninja, and Noiseware.

Perfecting Digital-Tone Reproduction, By Dick Dickerson and Silvia Zawadzki
A shortcut to better digital prints.

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