Callahan, Harry (Continued)
mass media, 205
New Bauhaus, 204
personal fellowship, 204
personal innovations, 205
photographs infused with emotion, 204
popular culture, 205
portraits of wife, 205
retrospective at MoMA, 206
Rhode Island School of Design, 205
role model for students, 205
selected works, 207
workshop taught by Ansel Adams, 204
Calle, Sophie, 207–210
biography, 208
clandestine photographs, 207
feature-length video, 208
French, 207, 208
further reading, 210
group exhibitions, 210
hallmark of creative approach, 207
hallucination, 208
idiosyncratic works, 207
individual exhibitions, 208–210
Last Seen, 208
Libe`ration, 207
merging of fact and fiction, 208
Palestinian struggles, 207
Paul Auster and, 208
physical absence with verbal description, 208
politics of late 1960s, 207
Pop Art, 207
private detectives, 208
selected works, 210
social and personal contexts, 208
spying on participants, 208
stunts, 207
The Blind, 207, 208
The Sleepers, 207
unfinished work, 208
Venetian Suite, 207
visual records of financial transactions, 208
Camera(s)
Amphibious Nikonos-type, 1583
auto-exposure, 130
box, 25
box, vernacular photography and, 1613
built-in light meter, 154
Contax, 239
Deardorff view, 280
detective, 173
digital, 299
DX-code enabled, 216
first functioning roll film, 227
folding, 223
format, today’s most popular, 210
Hasselblad, 77
Holga, 217
hunting with, 30
Kodak No. 3A Autographic, 108
KodakMaster View, 150
-less imagery, 7
Mamiyaflex, 53
Nikon 35 mm, 52
portable 35 mm, 51prototype for modern, 225
real-time maps created by, 20
Rolleicord, 69
Rolleiflex, 238
roll-film, 215
selection, cable release and, 196
telephoto disposable, 221
type, most common, 215
wide-angle Rolleiflex, 53
without film, 224
world’s first self-contained underwater, 1582
Camera, 35 mm, 210–213
camera components, 211–213
accessories, 213
body, 211
exposure, 212
filters, 213
flashes, 213
lens, 211, 212
lens types, 212
metering systems, 212, 213
tripods, 213
film size, 210
f/stop range, 211
further reading, 213
lens, 210
light-tight body, 210
main parts, 210
number of U.S. households owning, 210
point-and-shoot cameras, 210
shutter speeds, 211
technical challenges of, 227
types, 210
viewfinder, 210
Camera, Diana, 217, 218
blurred images, 217
early milestones, 217
fine art, 217
further reading, 218
Great Wall Plastic Factory, 217
idiosyncrasies of, 217, 218
manufacture of, 217
names marketed under, 217
Nancy Burson’s use of, 190, 217
photojournalism, 217
plastic toy, 217
popular successors, 217
portraiture, 217
Camera, digital, 218–220
analog-to-digital converter, 218
astronomy and, 219
Bayer grid, 218
benefits of, 219
Charge-Coupled Device, 218
Color Filter Arrays, 218
Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor, 218
demosaicing, 218
digital film, 218
functioning of, 218
further reading, 220
Junction Field Effect Transistor, 218
Logitech Fotoman, 219
Mavica, 219
memory, 219
Microdrive, 219INDEX
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