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Contents: Picture Taking Ideas – Get More Impact With 44 To 58 (Normal focal-length lenses are more versatile than you may think) Technical Articles – Too Hot To Handle (MODERN answers probing technical questions from its readers); The Most Flexible Color System (2 1/4 color offers more variety in transparencies, prints and specialized processing than 35); 44mm To 58mm (How normal lenses produce different areas, change perspectives); Folding Camera Bargains (Second-hand folding cameras give you big negatives, are compact and inexpensive); Are Russian Lenses Better? Nyet! (A complete rundown on the situation in Russian lens technology today); MODERN Tests (An exclusive monthly appraisal of equipment); Postcards (MODERN kicks them and now they kick us back); How Far Have We Gone (MODERN tests outstanding cameras of the past. This month: the 1954 Metz Mecaflex) Movies – 8mm Electric Eye Cameras Compared (A feature-by-feature breakdown to help you choose the model you need); Not-So-Lazy Man’s Guide To Editing (It can be easier than you think to produce a polished movie); Lazy Man’s Guide To Editing (A painless method for organizing your home movies); Movie Maker (Two advances in 8mm sound) Departments – Coffee Break; Letters To The Editor; Techniques Tomorrow (Electronic film); Behind The Scenes; New Products; Well Traveled Camera (New York State); Large Camera (Plaubel Peco Jr. 6 x 9cm.); 35mm (How much have films improved.); Modern Color (Restoring damaged slides); New Photo Books; Pictures In A Moment (More about the J66); Ultraminature (Color projection); New Booklets; Monthly Contest; Salon Calendar
Issue: May 1962
Condition: Very Good