Issue #10 Errata

Article: 'Charles Schwab Effect' by Dave Seeram

• The Biography states Dave was born & brought up in Ottawa. Corrected information: Dave was born in Ottawa but not raised there
• First page, 3rd paragraph: Dave started PhotographyBB in October 2006 not October 2007

Amazing Camera Phone Pixs

These are two pictures Tim Jackson took with his CAMERA PHONE! As we wrote about in Parting Shots this issue, camera phones are really taking over and becoming more and more popular. Go Tim for taking amazing shots with just a phone!

In an e-mail to PBase Magazine he told us that the pictures are: "Post-capture processing, including conversion to b&w, was done with Photoshop CS2. The camera is handy, as it's always in my pocket, but it would be more useful if it had full manual control (focus, aperture, shutter speed, iso). But I'm not complaining!"

To see all of his images click here:
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/73677215
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/71475017
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/71374248
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/71374241
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/68884338
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/68532120
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/68492804
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/68492794
http://www.pbase.com/timjackson/image/70205530

If you have images taken by a camera phone, send them our way (magazine@pbase.com) and we will put them on the blog.

Issue Number EIGHT is out TODAY!

DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY NOW @ www.pbase.com/magazine

This issue includes...

Filipino portrait photographer (and psychology teacher) Manuel Librodo
An interview with renown photojournalist Greg Raymond
Matt H. on why photojournalism matters and his striking war pictures
Slinky Photography to put a smile on your face
Photoshop Tips you need to know for a better photograph
Internationally acclaimed photographer Shay Stephens talks “Gear”
Abba brings our readers to Israel as he photographs this region
Learn how to shoot awesome photos with smoke
Lee Rudd on his PAD
and an interview with PBase founders Slug & Emily

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments. You can email us at magazine@pbase.com.

Enjoy!

ISSUE 7 IS LIVE!!!!

Issue # 7 is out TODAY!

To download your copy go to: www.pbase.com/magazine

This issue includes...

Astrophotography enthusiast Adam Stewart

One-on-one interviews with Indian fashion photographer Rahul Dutta

Stephen LeQuier on artistic interpretations with PhotoShop

Raymond Ker on his travel to Khayalethu, in South Africa

Andy Williams on the Huey Pantone monitor calibration tool

Paul Teixeira on his photography of the Netherlands

Tom Warren on macro photography (bugs)

and an article on Creative Women in Digital Photography

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments. You can email us at magazine@pbase.com.

Enjoy!

Stand By.....

The PBase Magazine staff is busy putting on the final touches for our next issue.

The launch date is OCTOBER 11^th so make sure to check in then!

Update

Our photographers are keeping up the amazing work!!

David Burnett, who we interviewed in this issue, appeared on NBC Nightly News' Blog today: http://dailynightly.msnbc.com/2006/08/photographer_da.html

He has done great work with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. It is very much worth checking out here: http://www.davidburnett.com/fmsetgallery.html?gallery=Aftermath

Issue 6 is LIVE

Our 6th Issue of PBase Magazine is out TODAY!

To download your copy go to: www.pbase.com/magazine

This issue includes...

Sean McHugh and his photographs of Cambridge University

One-on-One interviews with photojournalist David Burnett and video-journalist Tony Zumbado

Bud Kuenzli on his passion for Aurora Photography

Sheila Smart on Australian culture

Molly Jamison on the new additions of PBase.com

Sonny Asehan on innovative lighting

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments. You can email us at magazine@pbase.com.

Enjoy!

Less then 24 HOURS!

Count Down.....

The 6th Issue of PBase Magazine is going to be live on July 11th! Make sure to check it out at www.pbase.com/magazine and then come back to the blog and let us know what you think!

Enjoy!

Joe McNally Interview

Exclusive!

Listen to Eric Kuhn interview
pro photographer
Joe McNally
(from the 5th issue)

Click here to listen

Blog!

Hey – we want to start making this Blog an awesome place for the PBase community to visit on a regular basis. If you have any ideas, stories to tell us, photos you want to share, tips you want to give, or anything else, please email us at magazine@pbase.com and put “Blog” in the subject. Hopefully then we can start posting on a regular basis!

Thanks,
Arjun and Eric

PBase Magazine #5 Errata

Last updated: April 12 2006

• Page 16, Article on Masking for Contrast Control: We did not include 'Figure 13'. Fortunately, it was only a snapshot of the channel palette of photoshop. Actually, we purposely deleted that image to fit the article into the layout but forgot to delete the reference to Figure 13 and renumber the other images. That tells you how attentive the editors are.

• Page 33, PAD article: The image in the second column titled "London's South Bank....." was incorrectly attributed to Lee Rudd instead of John Waine who took the photograph. Sorry John, next time I am in London, you owe me a beer. Oops , sorry, I owe you a beer !

Issue 5 is LIVE

Our 5th Issue of PBase Magazine is out on newsstands (actually, the internet) TODAY!

To download your copy go to: www.pbase.com/magazine.

This issue includes interviews with PBase photographer Marcio Cabral and pro Photographer Joe McNally.

Punit Sinha teaches us how to "Frame Your Photos" and Ron Bigelow explains how to manage your contrast in Photoshop.

You can also read up on a London PBase Meet-Up and MORE!

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments. You can leave them on the blog or email us at magazine@pbase.com.

Enjoy!

Count Down

The 5^th Issue of PBase Magazine is going to be live on April 11^th!

Make sure to check it out at www.pbase.com/magazine and then come back to the blog and let us know what you think!

Magazine #4 Errata

This is a list of some typos/errors that crept into Issue #4. Thanks to the readers for pointing them out. We will only fix errors that we think are 'significant' (yes, we are the lord and masters, you don't get to argue on what is significant :-) )

Each time we fix these errors, a new version of the PDF and ZIP file are uploaded to replace the old one.

Latest Replacement on Jan 12 2005

• Page 1 (Editorial) - Fixed Table of Contents 'Featured PBase Photographer' to refer to Francis Toussaint (was Monique Bogaerts before)
• Page 8 (Interview with MR) - Profile Box - changed 'Epson 488' to 'Epson 4800' - this is the printer MR uses

PBase Magazine Issue #4 released

PBase Magazine Issue #4 launched today. Download it here.

This issue is dedicated to Francis Toussaint, one of the most popular PBase photographers before his untimely demise in 2003.

We also interview Michael Reichmann of Luminous Landscape fame for the pro section.

As if that was not enough, we have Ron Bigelow talking about the Nature of Light, Scubalex describing underwater diving with a digital camera and Jyothi Karthik Raja sharing his perception of the vivid cultural cauldron that is India.

Ofcourse, there is also the Challenge #2 results on 'Visually Effective Portraiture'

Congratulations to the winners:

First Place : Wendy Loo for "Debating Lama"


Second Place: SamiUllah for "Cool Dude"



Third Place: Dragan Trifunovic for "Girl with Pink Ribbon"

Oct -10-2005: PBase Magazine #3 Released

Growl ! PBase Magazine #3 went live today, featuring Monique Bogaerts as the PBase Photog of the month.

This issue has a wealth of information including sage advice from Chuck Gardner, facts of life from Doug Barber and secrets of the Channel mixer from Glen Mitchell. Eric Kuhn joins us for this issue as the co-editor. And as usual, we have the 'solid-as-rock' gang of Wanda Bates, Gary Blanchette and Larena Woodmore working hard in the background on the magazine. A huge shout out to you guys !

We also have a brand new challenge this issue with Chuck Gardner urging the readers to explore visually effective portraiture.





Challenge #1 results are out as well in this issue. Please see here for the entries to the first challenge.


The winners (drumroll....)

1st Place: Christine P. Newman
Title: Alter Ego





2nd Place: Patrick Maechler
Title: Looking out Bali



3rd Place: Lisbeth Landstrøm
Title: Chimpanzees - appetite for more

Reminder - PBase Photo Challenge #1 ends Sep 11 2005 !

Hi folks,
Just wanted to remind you that the PBase Photo Contest Challenge ends Sep 11 2005 !
So please make sure you email in your entries soon.

If you missed the competition, please download issue #2 of the PBase Magazine
and turn to Page 15

Once again, the winning entry will be featured in Issue #3 - that's more than 40,000 readers
looking at your work. Surely, a bit of fame never hurt anyone :-)

PBase Magazine Issue #2 launched !

PBase Magazine #2 launched today. Please visit www.pbase.com/magazine to download the new issue !

As promised, this new issue has several new sections as well as a Competition !

Thanks goes out to the entire magazine team for raising the bar with this 2nd issue.

PBase Cover Jigsaw

Well, we are all done with the Magazine - just waiting for July 11th to release Issue #2.

In the meantime, we launched a impromptu competition in the PBase Forums where we posted a jigsaw puzzle of the cover page. The first person to solve it would get a copy before anyone else and also have his name in the magazine.

The nutty competition was announced at http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=12551

Jeremy Goodell (http://www.pbase.com/jeremygood) solved the puzzle the fastest. Congrats Jeremy - hope you liked the magazine !



regds
arjun

Volume #2 Teaser

Check out http://www.pbase.com/magazine ! (The sneak preview is a distorted image - so don't complain that it looks blurred )

Remember there is a competition starting this release - the winning work and the photographer
gets displayed in our next edition. Thats more than 40,000 readers (as of today, constantly growing) getting to know you !