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How the Pros Do Digital

Digital photography has revolutionized how professional photographers and photojournalists capture and document the world around us. Popular Science talked to three award-winning photographers about their switch to digital.

By Cari Beth Head Posted 07.21.2003 at 5:39 pm 0 Comments

onClick="window.open('','popup1','height=549,width=290,scrollbars=no,resize=no')"
target="popup1" class="sidebar">How he got that shot: Steve Starr

Photojournalist Steve Starr, a 1970 Pulitzer Prize winner, had been contemplating a slow transition away from traditional SLRs before ultimately deciding to simply jump off the pier and into digital photography.

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