Press Photography
Press Photography
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A good print, four by five, with plenty of detail, will generally be accepted if it is of sufficient, news value. If you have no enlarger and are using negatives four by five or smaller it is better to send the negative to the newspaper or news service. This will permit the editor to decide whether to use the print as it is or make an enlarge- ment, as in copying a small print there is a slight loss of detail.
PRINTING AND ENLARGING 115 Even if you have an enlarger, it is not always necessary t...o submit eight by ten prints. Six by eight may be used instead of eight by ten. The difference in cost of the paper is more than two dollars a gross, which is a substantial saving. The photographic news services sometimes use five by seven or six by eight prints. Five by seven is used mainly for printing heads and other subjects to be used in a single column. The larger sizes are generally used when a print will probably occupy two or more columns. Always use the larger size paper in printing a group of persons or any picture where the interest is spread over a comparatively wide area in the negative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A good print, four by five, with plenty of detail, will generally be accepted if it is of sufficient, news value. If you have no enlarger and are using negatives four by five or smaller it is better to send the negative to the newspaper or news service. This will permit the editor to decide whether to use the print as it is or make an enlarge- ment, as in copying a small print there is a slight loss of detail.
PRINTING AND ENLARGING 115 Even if you have an enlarger, it is not always necessary t...o submit eight by ten prints. Six by eight may be used instead of eight by ten. The difference in cost of the paper is more than two dollars a gross, which is a substantial saving. The photographic news services sometimes use five by seven or six by eight prints. Five by seven is used mainly for printing heads and other subjects to be used in a single column. The larger sizes are generally used when a print will probably occupy two or more columns. Always use the larger size paper in printing a group of persons or any picture where the interest is spread over a comparatively wide area in the negative.
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