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High-pT photon production at pp-bar colliders.

It is demonstrated by consistent next-to-leading order (NLO) calculations for isolated prompt photon production, performed within the small-cone approximation, that previous discrepancies between NLO expectations for the direct y production rates at small pr (~11 GeV) and isolated prompt photon data are removed. This is not only due to the use of experimentally confirmed steep small-x parton distributions, but also due to a consistent inclusion of isolated photonic fragmentation contributions in NLO. The latter contributions are even more important for fully inclusive predictions.