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TITLE: THE COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHER
Marvelous and RARE vintage Photography magazine -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! *
ISSUE DATE: November 10 1942 Issue 42 Volume 7
CONDITION: Size approx 7" X 9". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER PHOTOGRAPH by H. W. Feehner. THE VIEW FINDER by Willard D. Morgan.

NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY: Part II (Continued from Issue 41): William C. Eckenberg: Staff Photographer, The New York Times Courts-Social Functions -Sports - Feature Pictures -Rotogravure -Captions -Cameras and Equipment--Films--Processing--C and usion.

NEWTON'S RINGS: Don D. Nibbelink, A.R.P.S.: Pictorial Photographer; Consumer Service, Agfa Ansco. Remedies.

NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY: Paul J. Woolf: Photographer and Teacher. Equipment--Lights in the Scene--Figures--Color--Composition--Technic.

NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY IN BLACK AND WHITE AND COLOR: Paul Outerbridge: Professional Photographer; Author of Photographing in Color. Why Picture the Nude--The Model--Background--Lighting--Make-Up--Assistants--The Nude in Color--Conclusion.

PHOTOGRAVURE SECTION: Including composition analysis by Elizabeth McCausland.

ORTHOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHS: F. B. Gauthier: Senior Photographer, U. S. Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, Miss. The Model Itself--Photographing the Model--Reading the Photographs.

PANNING: William Stull A.S.C.: Editor, American Cinematographer. Scenic Pans--Level and Smooth Panning--Left to Right--Crescendo of Interest--Pan Slowly --Follow-Shots.

PANORAMIC VIEWS: How to Make Panoramic Views With the Still Camera.

PAPER NEGATIVES: C. W. Gibbs: Photographic Consultant; Author of Paper Negatives Recommended Procedure--Retouching the Positive--Making the Negative--Making the Final Print--A Second Method--A Third Method--Other Technics--Conclusian.

PERSPECTIVE: Andreas Feininger: Staff Photographer, Life Magazine; Author of New Paths in Photography. Types of Perspective--Controlling Perspective--Point of View and Focal Length of Lens -Correcting Distortion -Wide-Angle Distortion - Controlling Sharpness --Controls for Aerial Perspective--Conclusions.

PHOTOGRAVURE SECTION: Including composition analysis by Barbara Morgan.

PHILATELIC PHOTOGRAPHY: Ernest A. Kehr: Stomp Editor, New York Herald Tribune; Uses in Album Mounting--Photography and Philatelic Study--Copying Technic--Films and Filters--Advanced Study--The Barr Process--Research Examples--Recording a Collection.

PHOTO FINISHES: Dr. E. M. Honan: Director of Engineering, Electrical Research Products, Inc., Hollywood. Equipment--Operation--Developing and Fixing--Printing.

PHOTO FINISHING: Part I (Continued in Issue 43): R. J. Wilkinson: Executive Manager, Master Photo Finishers of America; Manager, Royal Film Service, Jackson, Mich. Three Kinds of Photo Finishers - Following That Roll of Film - Order and Identification System.

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