Carl Berger
Carl Berger is Professor and Dean Emeritus from the University of Michigan where he taught and researched how we learn using computers for 33 years. He lives in St. George Utah (Near Zion National Park) with his wife of 48 years. Returning to photography with time in retirement, he has discovered that all the old darkroom techniques and more can now be accomplished at a desk. As you might imagine he is most interested in broad panoramas of desert and mountain scenes but is also starting an enjoyment of photography of still life and buildings using infrared both with filters and post production. Look for him at http://www.sitemaker.umich.edu/cberger.
Published articles
The following article by Carl Berger has been published in ZATZ magazines.
Getting started with Optics Pro Starter Edition
Do you have a high-end digital camera and are experimenting with pictures that have a lot of highlights and shadow? Have you tried changing the ISO setting to get just the right exposure? If any of that sounds familiar, then DxO Optics Pro Starter Edition can make all the difference in a so-so shot. Read on to see how DxO can turn your lost images into keepers. [Connected Photographer Magazine, January 2006]
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