Let’s not pussy-foot around here, in this hypothetical situation… YOU’RE DEAD. And being the generous gifted photographer that you were, you not only sold work but also gave images to local art institutions and museums. But now that you’re dead, who owns the work…I mean the rights to reproduce and control the release of the [...]
Archive for August, 2007
Who Really Owns Your Work…ONCE YOU’RE DEAD?
Posted in schaub, tagged clark museum, monet, photograpy on August 30, 2007 | No Comments »
Steel Versus Plastic…the Final Word!
Posted in analog photography, digital photography, indian hill imageworks, schaub, tagged plastic reels, processing film, processing reels, steel reels on August 28, 2007 | No Comments »
I have heard old time photographers and newbies alike swear to the professional quality and unmatched superiority of both steel and plastic reels. This is just such a ridiculous argument that I will end NOW once and for all. Who is right you ask? Answer…(drum roll please) BOTH. Once again the choice (and choice is [...]
Where Have All the Point and Shoots Gone!
Posted in indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, tagged rollei, nikon 28ti, nikon 35Ti, Professional Point and Shoot, contax T2, contax T3, Olympus XA, Leica CM, Leica Minilux on August 8, 2007 | No Comments »
OK- so where HAVE all the professional point and shoots gone? To the grave yard or Ebay as the Photo Industrial Complex has realized that there is alot more money selling crappy little digital point and shoots with upgrades every month rather than making quality ones like:
Olympus XANikon 28Ti and 35TiLeica CMLeica MiniluxKonica HexarContax T2, [...]





