65 Years Ago - February 1952

<p>Welcome to February 1952. Color film was a new medium for many photographers in 1952. Here is an article on creative color.</p>

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<p>Here is an article on super speed B&W developers.</p>

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<p>Here is how the pros are using strobes.</p>

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<p>Here is an article on prize winning photographer Max Desfor.</p>

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<p>Here is this month's Camera Carrousel column. </p>

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<p>Let's go Behind the Scenes.</p>

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<p>Let's look at What's Ahead.</p>

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<p>Here are this month's camera equipment ads.</p>

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<p>Here are this month's dealer ads.</p>

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<p>Another great post, thanks Marc!</p>

<p>Strobe against flash bulbs, mostly in Rolleis. A Pyongiang bridge that got a Pulitzer for Desfor, and with a Speed Graphic - that is a great story!</p>

<p>Atget is featured in Camera Carrousel. Lloyd Varden tells of a developer with 200 g/l carbonate, there might be some image amongst the grain for our standards. And those dealer's ads, before the Japanese onslaught, where a Contax III was 100 $ more expensive than a II, and Exakta was queen. Cameras were pretty expensive in 1952. </p>