While I don't like to read or watch photographs on a small phone screen, my LFI subscription doesn't allow desktop viewing of their archives. On an occasion I do read an old issue on the phone. They had "reader submitted photographs" even back then, nice to get amateurs and pros side by side presenting the 60s, the 70s in B/W and in occasional color.
I guess everyone gets this a-ha moment every once in a while when studying old photographs. You realize all of the pics are manually focused, using low ISO sensitivities, make do with the grain. This should tremendously help with the GAS, no? In a way it helps, in another way it won't. GAS isn't just image quality for me.
But I digress. Can you recommend any good photography magazines that had online archives to the days before autofocus? Preferably something that can be viewed on PC.
I guess everyone gets this a-ha moment every once in a while when studying old photographs. You realize all of the pics are manually focused, using low ISO sensitivities, make do with the grain. This should tremendously help with the GAS, no? In a way it helps, in another way it won't. GAS isn't just image quality for me.
But I digress. Can you recommend any good photography magazines that had online archives to the days before autofocus? Preferably something that can be viewed on PC.