IN THIS SUPPLEMENT, 37 NEW MODELS OF MICROREPRODUCTION EQUIPMENT APPEAR, AND 17 MODELS THAT REPRESENT MAJOR REVISIONS OF PREVIOUS ONES. CAMERAS, READERS AND HAND VIEWERS, READER/PRINTERS, PROCESSORS, CONTACT PRINTERS, AND ENLARGERS ARE LISTED, ILLUSTRATED, AND DESCRIBED. MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS ARE LISTED. AN INDEX TO 1966 AND 1967…

Designed to help the film student with the complexities of 16mm film cutting, this handbook catalogs the mechanical procedures of both picture and sound cutting and supplies step-by-step explanations of these procedures. Because the handbook was organized so that it could be used while working at the cutting bench, common cutting problems and…

While business instructors are still teaching spirit and stencil duplicating processes, most businesses now use copiers or offset printing processes. The article discusses offset and copier skills needed by office workers, pointing out that the processes being taught should be compatible with those used in business. (MF)

Advocates the use of photography to record events and children's attitudes and reactions in the classroom, as it not only provides children with a new self-awareness and means of extending an enjoyable activity, but also suggests profound ways of looking at children. (CM)

Visual production activities in school libraries are being neglected. Suggestions for encouraging students to produce photograms are given. (Author/AP)

The latency at which objects could be identified by 126 subjects was compared through line drawings (edge-based) or color photography (surface depiction). The line drawing was identified about as quickly as the photograph; primal access to a mental representation of an object can be modeled from an edge-based description. (SLD)

The history of child pornography photography is briefly reviewed and the current problem is examined and partially attributed to the profit motive. The authors urge changing child abuse reporting statutes to include photofinishing laboraties. (CL)

Describes the work of the International Institute for Aerial Survey and Earth Sciences (ITC) and was the first of a series of articles on international education in the Netherlands. (Editor/RK)

A high quality/low cost aerial photography contour mapping technique has significant planning and fiscal implications for public and private land development projects. (Author/MLF)

A how-to-do-it article describing how professional quality lettering can be made using simple photography techniques. (HB)

Author provides suggestions which supply direction for making your own photographs of art work. (Author/RK)

Encourages more emphasis on spring sports coverage in yearbooks and suggests several ways to obtain it. (TO)

Stresses the importance of using captions with pictures to convey the meaning of events. (RB)

Photoessay and discussion of pictures of and by elderly men and women. (RB)