I'm looking for a good quality 300+dpi scan of an image from the
November 30, 1992 New Yorker magazine. It's the first page of a
Postscript by Edward J. Epstein about the movie JFK, and it includes
an AP photograph that the AP itself no longer has a copy of. I have
the rights to reproduce it, but this is the only  print I know of to
reproduce from. I don't imagine the scan on the complete New Yorker
DVD is good enough quality or printable. I don't see a local library
(NYC) that has more than microfilm, and even if they had bound copies,
that would be dicey to scan from because this image is in the gutter.
Not confident they'd let me scan it at the library anyway. I'd be glad
to find a copy of the issue to buy, find someone who can send a scan
from their issue, or any other way forward. Thanks, s

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Request for Question Clarification by omnivorous-ga on 15 Nov 2006 10:37 PST

Openingsclosings --

As you can understand this presents a copyright issue for researchers.
 But "The Complete New Yorker," a CD collection of the magazine is
available which has it:
http://www.thenewyorkerstore.com/books_completenewyorker_middle.asp?affiliate=TNYS06_TNYCN

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

Hello openingsclosings,

Thank you for your question.

Since you indicated you would be happy to find an issue to buy, the
simplest way is directly from the source. The New Yorker has back
issues for sale for $9.

Contact the New Yorker
http://www.newyorker.com/site/contact/ 

"Back Issues

Issues going back to 1970 are available through our Back Issues
Department for $9 each (sent first class). For orders outside the
United States (including Canada), the price per issue is $12.65. If
you would like to place an order, please send your request?including
the cover date of the issue?to:

The New Yorker
Back Issues
P.O. Box 37684
Boone, Iowa 50037-0684

Your order must be accompanied by a check payable to The New Yorker Magazine.

To order by credit card, please call 800-825-2510 or, if you are
outside the United States, 515-243-3273."

Search terms:
new yorker back issues

If you need any additional clarification, let me know and I'll be
happy to assist you.

--keystroke-ga

Openingsclosings --

I checked my CD copies of The New Yorker and the Jim Garrison picture
that you're seeking is there, unmarred by anything.  There is no
indication in any of the documentation of the image density but I'm
sure that it is at least 300 DPI.

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA