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Good question you bring up, do you need to shot transparencies to shot for magazines like NG. As the quote says “I think technology is probably the least important thing to consider.” NG has the freedom to chouse the best of the best.fightheheathens said:quote from the article
Geographic is still shooting transparencies. I think technology is probably the least important thing to consider. But you do have to be able to handle transparencies to shoot for the Geographic
just thought i would share that, Recently i remember there was some discussion regarding how people were all digital now for those sort of publications
In order to achieve the high-quality reproductions in our publications, we prefer large format (4x5) transparencies, especially for the large scenic landscapes that we are famous for. We will use medium format and 35mm transparencies that display exceptional quality and content. Some subjects such as wildlife and people are best suited to 35mm, but in order to achieve high-quality reproduction they must be shot on fine-grained color slide film (100 ISO or slower). NO PRINTS, NEGATIVES, DIGITAL-CAPTURE PHOTOGRAPHS, OR DUPLICATE TRANSPARENCIES WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR REVIEW BY THE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS.
It is the smallest of large format sizes. LF begins with 4x5, then onwards to 5x7, 8x10, etc.W.Smith said:"we prefer large format (4x5) transparencies"...?
Huh? Last time I looked 4x5 was medium format!
8x10 transparencies (or neg film) is large format.