February 2007, Issue 112 
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COMMENTARY
Op-Ed: Brooks on the Brink?
A recent story in the Ventura County Star, "Brooks Institute Under Microscope," reports on a recent visit by inspectors from the Bureau of Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education to the school. Letters from Central America: "Taking A Chance"
Then again, maybe it's "Flying On A Wing And A Prayer" or "Pissing In The Wind." A Letter from New Orleans: Heavy Mettle Report
Fifteen thieves are recently dead nationwide in the U.S., and I, for one, do not mourn them. These were humans who you could rightly judge from afar as none-too-scrupled and even less intelligent, without ever meeting them or assessing them individually. Ethics: Bad News
Haunting. That is the only way to describe the suicide of a person who is the target of unexpected and harmful attention -- actual or anticipated -- from the news media. PHOTO JOURNALISM
Tech Tips
Does Canon have recommended sharpen parameters for 5D to counter the AA filter blur effect? Nuts & Bolts: Taking Pictures vs. Making Pictures
A long time ago, in the age of film, I wrote, "Rangefinders take pictures, and Single-Lens Reflexes make pictures." Common Cents: Resolutions
New Year's resolutions represent a basic optimism that we can always do better. Here are 10 resolutions that I hope freelancers make for 2007 Support our sponsors:
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Letter from the Publisher
Welcome to the February 2007 issue of The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism. CAMERA CORNER
Canon ImagePROGRAF iPF5000
Canon has a long history in the inkjet market, particularly in the desktop formfactor where their BubbleJet printers have been a popular choice for nearly 20 years.  Book Review: Moments in Time
Dirck Halstead has probably crammed about six lifetimes into his career (which isn't over yet). "Moments in Time" Book Tour 2007
Presentations by Dirck Halstead. VIDEO JOURNALISM
Compression Session: How to Tame Those Flickering & Vibrating Still Photographs in FCP
This month, Compression Session takes a detour into a problem of national security that has been on the minds of many. The Hong Kong Kine
The cell phone movies of Saddam Hussein's hanging brought back memories of the story I am about to tell. TV News in a Postmodern World: Local Television's Perfect Storm
There are an abundance of dates and events that observers use to mark the beginning of the digital age, but for the media industry, it began in the New Jersey labs of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study in 1954, when a small group of engineers and other scientists created the first computer graphic image. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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