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Digital Wedding Photography Secrets [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 240 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 233x187x13 mm, kaal: 556 g, col. Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Mar-2009
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470481099
  • ISBN-13: 9780470481097
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 240 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 233x187x13 mm, kaal: 556 g, col. Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Mar-2009
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470481099
  • ISBN-13: 9780470481097
A full-color guide to taking stunning wedding photos from "America's Most Popular Photo Expert" -Rick Sammon Wedding photography has grown into a major industry with droves of digital photographers in the field, all looking for a competitive edge. Whether you're new to the field or you're looking for some fresh new ideas, this full-color guide is packed with more than 200 tips, tricks, and secrets for taking stunning and memorable digital wedding photos. Top photographer and Canon Explorer of Light Rick Sammon explores the wedding photography market from the angles of both novice and experienced digital photographers and offers guidance for choosing and using digital camera equipment, accessories, software, and printing options. "America's Most Popular Photo Expert" Rick Sammon shows you how to set up the scene for an incredible wedding shot-both posed and candid Shows how to prepare for a variety of conditions in all types of settings, including exotic locales Demonstrates best practices for post-shoot digital darkroom workflow Explains how to manipulate photos to include impressive effects Brimming with lavish inspirational color photos, this is the must-have book if you're looking to bring a unique style to your wedding photography skills.
Introduction xvii
Sharing Secrets xviii
The Learning Process xix
Basic People Photography Tips xx
Place the Subject Off Center xxi
Master Studio-Style Lighting xxii
Watch the Hands xxiii
Work Close for an Intimate Portrait xxiv
Expose for the Highlights xxv
Envision the End-Result xxvi
Make Pictures; Don't Simply Take Pictures xxvii
Always Consider Digital Noise and ISO Setting xxviii
Use---Don't Overuse---the Disequilibrium Effect xxix
The Camera Looks Both Ways xxx
People Photography Tidbits xxxi
Make the Time xxxii
Part 1: Rick's Recipe
1(14)
Know Your Gear
2(1)
See the Light
3(1)
Get to Know the Bride
4(1)
Scout the Location
5(1)
Point and Shoot in the Studio
6(1)
Practice Studio Lighting with a Dummy
7(1)
Cover the Excitement at the Bride's House
8(1)
Don't Miss the Key Ceremony Shots
9(1)
Don't Forget the Details
10(1)
Be Creative with Group Photographs
11(1)
Utilize Nice Natural Backgrounds
12(1)
Shoot from Creative Angles
13(1)
Learn Digital Darkroom Enhancements
14(1)
Part 2: Lights, Camera, Computers ... Action
15(20)
Digital SLR Choices
16(1)
Popular Zoom Lenses
17(1)
Professional Portrait Lenses
18(1)
Telephoto Zoom Lenses
19(1)
Fish-Eye Lenses
20(1)
Dedicated Flash
21(1)
Tiny Tripod
22(1)
Apollo Speedlite Kits
23(1)
Basic Hot Light and Strobe Light Kits
24(1)
Scrims
25(1)
Portable Backgrounds
26(1)
Diffuser Panels
27(1)
Reflectors
28(1)
My On-Location Light Controller and Tote
29(1)
Home Computer System
30(1)
Portable Computer System
31(1)
Printing Your Own Work
32(1)
Behind-the-Scenes with Diffusers and Reflectors
33(2)
Part 3: The Studio Shoot
35(10)
Painting with Light
36(1)
Basic Three-Light System
37(1)
Change the Color of the Background
38(1)
Take Three
39(1)
Begin with the End in Mind
40(1)
Experiment with Creative Poses
41(1)
Behind the Scenes: Painting with Light
42(1)
Behind the Scenes: Three-Light Set-Up
43(1)
Don't Forget the Fun!
44(1)
Part 4: Weekend Wedding Photographer
45(62)
Quick Tips
Shoot Candid and Formal Photographs
46(1)
When Color is Preferred
47(1)
Envision the Black-and-White Image
48(1)
Shooting Head Shots
49(1)
Get the Three-Quarters Shot
50(1)
Brides Love the Full-Length Shot
51(1)
Get Good Color Indoors
52(1)
Choose the Best Background
53(1)
Blur and Blowout the Background
54(1)
Consider the Bride's Feelings
55(1)
Before the Big Event
Hang Out
56(1)
Hit the Ground Running
57(1)
Join the Fun
58(1)
Create a Mood
59(1)
Go for Rembrandt Lighting
60(1)
Capture that Beautiful Catch Light
61(1)
Make the Most of Mirrors
62(1)
Photograph What's Important to the Bride
63(1)
Here Doggie Doggie
64(1)
Create an Intimate Portrait
65(1)
The Head-and-Shoulders Shot
66(1)
The Wedding Ceremony
Getting the Standard Limo Shots
67(1)
Master Fill Flash
68(1)
Direct Flash
69(1)
Respect the Subjects and Situation
70(1)
Capture the Key Shots
71(1)
Tell the Whole Story
72(1)
Look for Creative Angles
73(1)
Don't Overlook the Details
74(1)
Frame Your Subjects
75(1)
Use the Disequilibrium Effect
76(1)
Master the Art of Walking Backward
77(1)
Compress the Brightness Range
78(1)
Separate the Subjects
79(1)
Outdoor Weddings
80(1)
Take Advantage of the Situation
81(1)
Watch and Fix the Background
82(1)
The Reception
Zoom-Lens Advantage
83(1)
Before the Cake is Cut
84(1)
Combine Techniques
85(1)
Group Shots
86(1)
Getting a Good Flash Exposure
87(1)
Envision the End Result
88(1)
Environmental Portraits
89(1)
Don't Forget the Kids
90(1)
Don't Rush Off
91(1)
Partytime
Shoot a Sequence
92(1)
Working with Reflectors
93(1)
Using Fill Flash Creatively
94(1)
Take Advantage of Lens Flare
95(1)
Look for Pictures within Pictures
96(1)
What is a Good Exposure?
97(1)
Choose a Creative Background
98(1)
Indoor Fill Flash
99(1)
Fun Group vs. Posed Group Shots
100(1)
Capture Fleeting Moments
101(1)
Creative Side Lighting
102(1)
Create a Private Moment
103(1)
Bend the Rules
104(1)
Shooting at Night
105(2)
Part 5: Pros Share Their Shooting Secrets
107(18)
Be Nice
108(1)
Go For It
109(1)
It's All About the Light
110(1)
The Little Things Really Do Matter
111(1)
Make Your Vision a Reality
112(1)
Work Into the Night
113(1)
Master Low-Light Photography
114(1)
Shoot with Your Heart
115(1)
Think Unconventionally
116(1)
Scout the Location
117(1)
Got IR?
118(1)
Go Beyond the Cliches
119(1)
All Together Now
120(1)
Get Cinematic with HDR
121(1)
Follow Your Heart and Have Fun
122(1)
Carve Out Time
123(2)
Part 6: The Woman's Touch
125(8)
Be Cool, Calm and Collected
126(1)
Persuade
127(1)
With a Little Help From Friends
128(1)
Blend In
129(1)
Be a Friend
130(1)
Think Creatively
131(1)
Follow Your Instincts
132(1)
Part 7: The Creative Touch
133(14)
Anticipate the Moment
134(1)
Focus on the Attendants, Too
135(1)
Set Yourself Free
136(1)
Keep It Fresh
137(1)
Use Natural Light when it Feels Right
138(1)
Eliminate Distractions
139(1)
Bring Your Own Lights
140(1)
Think Outside the Rectangle
141(1)
Make Suggestions
142(1)
Scan the Crowd
143(1)
Work with Reflections
144(1)
Do a Double Check
145(1)
Observe Body Language
146(1)
Part 8: Photoshop Must-Know Info
147(14)
Never Work on the Original Image
148(1)
Stop!
149(1)
Learn Camera RAW
150(1)
Understand Image Resolution
151(1)
Love those Layers
152(1)
Save It
153(1)
Think and Work Selectively
154(1)
Get to Know Options
155(1)
Master All the Adjustments
156(1)
Sharpen Last
157(1)
Don't Overdo It
158(1)
Expand Your Horizons with Plug-ins
159(2)
Part 9: Photoshop Enhancements
161(41)
RAW Rules
162(2)
Save the Bridal Gown
164(2)
Draw More Attention to the Subject
166(2)
Change the Direction of the Light
168(2)
Don't Overlook Basic Enhancements
170(2)
Blur Reality for An Artistic Image
172(2)
Easy Selective Color Adjustments
174(2)
Save Time! Use the Image Processor
176(2)
Mix It Up
178(2)
Make the Bride Glow ... More
180(2)
Create the Disequilibrium Effect
182(2)
Create Dramatic Shadows in the Studio
184(2)
Soften Skin in an Instant
186(2)
Blur the Background
188(2)
Dress Up your Web Site with Drop Shadows
190(2)
Create a Thank You e-Card Template
192(2)
Create the Best Black-and-White Image Ever
194(2)
Create a Beautiful Vignette
196(2)
Add a Sense of Motion to a Still Image
198(2)
PhotoTools and PhotoFrame Totally Rock
200(2)
Color Efex Pro Plug-In
202
Rick Sammon 's specialty is photographing people. Rick has written 31 books as well as countless articles for PC Photo, Outdoor Photographer, and Layers magazines. Each year he gives more than a dozen photography presentations and workshops worldwide, documenting his travels with photos from such divergent locales as the Arctic, New Guinea, Botswana, Antarctica, Nepal, and Galapagos. Rick has also created lessons for the Canon Digital Learning Center. To learn more about Rick or to learn some great new digital photography tips, visit www.ricksammon.com.