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Issue #15 contains 2 hours and 25 minutes of broadcast quality programming.
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A Photographic Expedition to Bangladesh
A photographic workshop visits this remarkable & photographically-rich country. Features an extended river trip to the Sunderban and also visits the city of Dhaka and remote country villages. |
Bill Atkinson on Colour Management & Profiling
Bill & Michael discuss the basics of colour management and profiling. Bill answers the questions, “What is it?”, “How does it work?” and “What should I do?” . |
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Interview: Brooks Jensen, publisher of LensWork
Brooks Jensen talks about the beginnings of LensWork, how the magazine selects submissions and also talks about how digital photography and printing have changed the photographic world. |
Bill Atkinson demonstrates Matteing and Mounting
Bill Atkinson gives a real-time, hands-on demonstration of how he double-mattes and mounts his gallery prints . |
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