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6F eii laka Piciwiel ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLI Sunday, October 18, 1953 IP" show tha chief character and tha concentrate on one of them. Differing camera heights also help break up the monotony and shooting over shoulders when photographing a conversation adds interest. Frequent changes make for better films. There's More to Grid Photos Than Field Play 'the whole family i will ENJOY By NORRIS HARKNESS You go to a football game after graduation, that is -both to I That leaves the camera angle viewpoint. The use of lenses jof different focal lengths (wide- Til tr uonrc i angle, normal, and telephoto)j you seem to change the; your team win'and to enjoy your friends at and after the day's nominal excitement.

Thei (shooting distance without actually moving, but with one lens, iyou work from perhaps 30 feet, I or 10 or four to set the stage, HAVE YOU RECEIVED YOUR FIRST DELIVERY OF THE FUEL THAT EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT? equal variety: if you shoot only the game, you miss much of the fun. The frantic crowd during the long run is an important part of all of it in either still shots or a more formal movie, and some of the most dramatic football; mil DAN'S DELIVERY Rochester, Bptavia, Buffalo Daily DOOR TO DOOR DELIVERY 206 MONROE AVE. BA. 3781 pictures have been made of the substitutes on the bench and the coach's torment, so don't got so lost in the game that you miss the best chances for pictures. Probably the best system when pictures are the goal of the game is to decide on what exposure and focus seem right and then concentrate on the faces around you.

Several years ago I sat oni RADIANT projIcjIoscreen EvervOle in the family will Be. thrilled with 'this Radiant ProjectionScreen. HUDSQPJ the aisle in the Yale Bowl and shot several rolls of 35mm color on what a group of old I grads did four rows behind me, on the other side of the open; space. The series shows the' whole progress of what happened on the field and an occasional; Every picture will look bet'er than ver before. Millions of tiny bead embedded in a pure whit plastic rtfltct light to exceptional brilliance SPECIAL! 40 40 SIZE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN IT'S CHEMI-COATED MORE COMPLETELY.

shot of the scoreboard only filled in the actual figures. They were interested, then excited, then let BURNS CLEANER! BURNS REQUIRES LESS ATTENTION! .95 Reg. $23.95 down, then elated, then suDciuea, POLAROID and finally bitterly disappointed and unhappy. That group of six faces in the setting of other RESULT: MORE HEAT, BETTER HEAT FOR LESS MONEY! CAMERA GAME SIDELIGHT If you photograph only the game itself, you miss much of the fun and excitement of football. Watch for scenes such as this bandsman, who provided material for shot by Louis Jacoby of Jerseyville, 111.

It was a winner in National High School Awards. Ideal lite for home movlai or 35mm. Glass-beaded screen surface. All metal tripod and screen case. CHARGE ACCOUNTS WVITiO excited fans show the progress of the game better than the actual pictures of the game.

If you are realy enjoying football, you are working with your high school team or some other local eroup. Keep in mind what a good story will be lights up too close to the modeljbut even and concentrate all the illumina-'ruined if ths technical side is tion on the face and head with; bad. Good exposure is simple Come in and havVydUf piei turt taken. No charge. No obligation.

See tha amuing new Polaroid Camera maia a finished print in a minuu. It's the result that printing the picture becomes very difficult. To enough If you use an exposure hold the detail in the extremes, meter or follow the data sheet we use soft printing paper and! which comes with the film. Any- can be done by photographing what happens as they play. There's more than the football in the game.

JDITING WILL HELP That boxful of slides of the sum Ask your nearby STERLING Dealer for the coal with the Silver Luster. Order now from any dealer listed under HUDSON COAL on page 65 of the Classified Telephone Directory. the biggtst thrill in photography I Com in today lose the contrast that gives skin one can quickly learn what is texture in the face areas. meant by bright, hazy and dull IASY TERMS A better system is to use tight and light, dark or normal either more bulbs or stronger subjects, or simply shoot at f8 ML tli Uut iVJt' Pock. (book ones and place them farther fine in me Dngnt sunlight of a mer vacation trip have a particular interest for all the family.

They remind all hands of the excitement and the fun of the days away from home, and they PHOTO day. A steady camera is easiest with a triDod. but manv nhntnc from the model so that the whole level of illumination is more even. A stronger or closer fill-in light, the one nearer the cam- pi a r0 tHZj EI help settle arguments about what raphersjdo splendidly after they learn to hold the camera correct- was! era which fills in the happened where and wno there. ouen ao lne lrlcK- Lignt iy.

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M. only if you arrange them to teU mucn amerence oeiween mefiar lenses: reiepnoto tenses will ---t j.t. nnnD nnA need an even steadier support. a story, it is an eaiung jo quue uij un like that of making a good movie less you are willing to lose all the detail in a dark suit or dress i out of the vacation films or plan ning the album for the vacation story, and it starts in just about the same way in all three fields of photography. Begin by culling out the less good shots, the bad exposures and the ones which show camera "wiggle or some other fault.

Then start laying them out in order. If it was a trip, the order in which they were shot is likely to be best unless you stayed for some time in one place and pho- AKE MOVIES MORE INTERESTING A good movie is primarily a story telling medium, but it can put the story over when the technique is That calls for reasonably accurate exposure, a steady camera which moves only when there is a good reason, and the use of different camera angles and working distances. Naturally, the story must have a beginning. mHfMmtUm action leading to some sort of toEranhed things as they were suitable Rut oven then ths pen- eral plan is the order you shoti tliem anH the "nnp rjlace" nic- WO tures can be set up to tell the aift PTtRA ctnrv nf that Innppr stno. A Codd 3 W4'M DDT KILOWATT SPIIDY THIKM YOUI DIPlNDAItl ILICTXIC AND AS SHVANTS i i IVv JX.J'L 1 We Washed Our Farp This Snm 4 AM I I a r-m fswmms idea is arrange them to suggest one tour of the city and to show what might have been seen in that one day of wandering.

Laying them out on a sheet of glass with a light under it makes it easier to select what comes next, and 1 find that getting the whole family into the act makes it a better show since more ideas come into it. Then, when they are just as you want them, mark the lower left corner, when the slide is held as it should look on the screen. That mark becomes the upper right as the slide goes into most projectors. If you have one of the auto uccause and other Rochester industries are cut- I I vTI 11 fc'l Expert Advice and Assiiranc For Tripi Anywhere in America 320 Andrews St. BAlcer 7600 I flflfT Wnu-rt -ii-i nM 4.

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The two will serve to identify the slides in that group and to show their proper order. (CONTRAST CONTROL One mistake that most of us make in doing portraits is to have too much contrast between the face and clothing, or, to put it another way, too much light on the face in proportion to that on the rest of the picture area. We want to use fairly short exposures with a lens opening small enough to get everything perfectly sharp, so we move the REE ISTtMATBS mi HCK AND DEUVltr MST SEHVICE FULL YCAU GUAHANTtt Phont HOpkins 3711 TESTCO Photographic Supply REPAIR DEPT. When electricity is made from coal a certain tmount of imoke is given off as a result. To eliminate my possible annoyance to you, we have taken steps for many yean to reduce the output of smoke from the itacks in our plants.

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