| PhotoReview Magazine Winter Issue |
INSPIRATIONCertain Discipline: Tim Hixson - For private creative work, respected commercial photographer Tim Hixson challenges himself by using a decidedly low-tech Holga 35mm compact camera. Going Lensless: Anthony Browell has built a professional career on pin-sharp colour imagery. Why has he turned to a camera without a lens for his personal work? Taking Stand-up Sitting Down: Photographing comedians is more than a giggle for Sydney-based Liz Christie. INSIDER In Search of the Ideal Digicam - An open letter to camera manufacturers listing the features serious photographers want in a compact camera. TECHNIQUE Correct Exposures Without a Meter: What to do when the camera's exposure meter fails to deliver correctly-exposed shots. Print Your Portfolio - Part 1: Choosing a Printer - How to choose the most appropriate printer for showcasing your best pictures. Camera Raw in Photoshop CS3: A look at the new Raw file conversions functions that have been added to Camera Raw in Photoshop CS3. DIGITAL SLR REVIEWS: Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro - A capable, but pricey, high-resolution DSLR camera with some functions that will particularly suit portrait photographers; Leica Digilux 3 - A 'prestige' DSLR for serious photographers who yearn for traditional manual controls; Nikon D40X - A high-resolution entry-level DSLR with an informative, user-friendly interface; Sigma SD14 - An advanced DSLR for photographers who want rich, eye-popping colours, subtle pastels and delicate tonal nuances: Samsung GX10 - The best DSLR yet to emerge from Samsung's collaboration with Pentax. DIGICAM REVIEWS: Nikon P5000; Ricoh Caplio 500SE; Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3; Canon Ixus 75; Olympus Mju 770 SW; Ricoh Caplio R6; Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W55;Canon PowerShot A570 IS - Plenty of useful shooting controls at an affordable price point for family photographers and photo hobbyists. CAMCORDERS: Canon DC51 - A camcorder that can record DVD video plus high-resolution stills. LENSES: Tamron AF 18-250mm Macro Lens - A good single-lens option for DSLR photographers whose cameras have APS-C sized imagers. CONVERGENCE: We put the all-singing, all-dancing Nokia N93 through its photographic paces. NET EFFECT: Some more-than-handy imaging editors, courtesy of the three Ws. Photo Review Australia magazine is onsale at selected newsagents, Camera House, Paxtons, Michaels, and other photographic stores. |
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Photo Review magazine tracks the latest digital cameras, lenses and accessories, and also keeps a weather eye on developments in digital video, removable memory and the kind of computer technology that is a pre-requisite for successful photography. Photo Review aim to show how technology can be used to improve the way photos are taken, processed and distributed.
Photo Review's independent product tests use objective benchmark software that is internationally recognised.
Important as the technological dimension is, Photo Review's team believe that the
tools are but a means to an end. And that end of course is the
photographic image. Whether it be a happy snap at the beach, a
meticulously crafted commercial image, or the transcendent vision of an
artist, it is the image and the making of it that matters above all.
And that's why every issue of Photo Review magazine features a profile and portfolio section for your viewing pleasure and - we hope - your photographic inspiration.







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