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In this exciting update to the first edition of Exposure: From Snapshots to Great Shots (9780321741295)which has sold over 20,000 net units since its 2010 releaseJeff Revell fully refreshes the book to include new images and new techniques.

Now that you've bought an amazing new DSLR, you need a book that goes beyond the camera manual to teach you how to take great shots, and that begins with understanding the fundamental principles of great photography. With Exposure: From Snapshots to Great Shots, popular photographer Jeff Revell starts with the basics of light, including how it works, and how to see it. In order to leverage this new understanding of light in your photography, Jeff walks the reader through one of the most important photographic principlesthe exposure triangle: ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. Learning to apply these three elements together is the gateway to both technical and creative control of your photography. The book covers all key camera features that affect exposure (regardless of what type of DSLR you have) including Aperture Priority mode, Shutter Priority mode, and Exposure Compensation. Throughout the course of the book, the reader will gain an understanding of exposure for many different situations, such as taking portraits, action shots, landscapes, and more. Additionally, Jeff covers techniques that many DSLRs now have helpfully built into their hardware, such as panoramas, in-camera HDR, and even time-lapse photography.

Beautifully illustrated with large, vibrant photos, this book teaches you how to take control of your photography to get the image you want every time you pick up the camera.
Introduction xi
Chapter 1 What Is Exposure? 1(16)
Learning the Basics
Poring Over the Picture
2(2)
Poring Over the Picture
4(2)
The Basic Definition
6(5)
How Is Exposure Calculated?
11(1)
Over- and Underexposure
12(1)
What Is a Proper Exposure?
13(2)
Chapter 1 Assignments
15(2)
Chapter 2 Exposure Tools 17(20)
How Your Camera Determines Exposure...and More
Poring Over the Picture
18(2)
Poring Over the Picture
20(2)
Measuring Light
22(2)
Metering Modes
24(4)
The Value of the Histogram
28(2)
Check Your "Blinkies"
30(1)
Setting the Correct White Balance
30(2)
Using the Right Format: RAW vs. JPEG
32(3)
Chapter 2 Assignments
35(2)
Chapter 3 Shooting Modes 37(24)
Picking the Right Shooting Mode for the Job
Poring Over the Picture
38(2)
Poring Over the Picture
40(2)
Program Mode
42(2)
Shutter Priority Mode
44(2)
Aperture Priority Mode
46(2)
Manual Mode
48(2)
A Few Words about Automatic Modes
50(7)
Chapter 3 Assignments
57(4)
Chapter 4 See The Light 61(20)
Understanding the Properties of Light and How to Use It
Poring Over the Picture
62(2)
Poring Over the Picture
64(2)
Types of Light
66(6)
Quality of Light
72(3)
Direction of Light
75(3)
Chapter 4 Assignments
78(3)
Chapter 5 On The Move 81(26)
The Tricks to Shooting Sports and More
Poring Over the Picture
82(2)
Poring Over the Picture
84(2)
Stop Right There!
86(3)
Using Shutter Priority Mode to Stop Motion
89(2)
Using Aperture Priority Mode to Isolate Your Subject
91(1)
Using Auto ISO the Right Way
92(2)
Keep Them in Focus with Continuous Focus and Focus Point Selection
94(2)
Manual Focus for Anticipated Action
96(1)
Keeping Up with the Continuous Shooting Mode
97(1)
A Sense of Motion
98(2)
Tips for Shooting Action
100(4)
Chapter 5 Assignments
104(3)
Chapter 6 Say Cheese! 107(24)
Settings and Features to Make Great Portraits
Poring Over the Picture
108(2)
Poring Over the Picture
110(2)
Automatic Portrait Mode
112(1)
Using Aperture Priority Mode
113(2)
Metering Modes for Portraits
115(1)
Using the Exposure Lock Feature
116(1)
Focusing: The Eyes Have It
117(1)
Classic Black and White Portraits
118(1)
The Portrait Preset for Better Skin Tones
119(1)
Use Fill Flash for Reducing Shadows
120(1)
People on the Move
121(1)
Tips for Shooting Better Portraits
122(7)
Chapter 6 Assignments
129(2)
Chapter 7 Landscape Photography 131(32)
Tips, Tools, and Techniques to Get the Most Out of Your Landscape Photography
Poring Over the Picture
132(2)
Poring Over the Picture
134(2)
Sharp and In Focus: Using Tripods
136(1)
Selecting the Proper ISO
137(2)
Selecting a White Balance
139(2)
Using the Landscape Picture Enhancement
141(1)
Taming Bright Skies with Exposure Compensation
142(1)
Shooting Beautiful Black and White Landscapes
143(3)
The Golden Light
146(1)
Where to Focus
147(2)
Easier Focusing
149(1)
Making Water Fluid
150(2)
Directing the Viewer: A Word about Composition
152(4)
Shooting Panoramas
156(4)
Chapter 7 Assignments
160(3)
Chapter 8 Mood Lighting 163(24)
Shooting When the Lights Get Low
Poring Over the Picture
164(2)
Poring Over the Picture
166(2)
Raising the ISO: The Simple Solution
168(2)
Using Very High ISOs
170(1)
Stabilizing the Situation
171(1)
Focusing in Low Light
172(2)
Shooting Long Exposures
174(1)
Using the Built-In Flash
175(1)
Compensating for the Flash Exposure
176(1)
Reducing Red-Eye
177(2)
Rear Curtain Sync
179(2)
Flash and Glass
181(1)
A Few Words about External Flash
182(2)
Chapter 8 Assignments
184(3)
Chapter 9 Creative Compositions 187(20)
Improve Your Pictures with Sound Compositional Elements
Poring Over the Picture
188(2)
Poring Over the Picture
190(2)
Depth of Field
192(2)
Angles
194(2)
Point of View
196(1)
Patterns
197(1)
Color
198(1)
Contrast
199(2)
Leading Lines
201(1)
Splitting the Frame
202(2)
Frames within Frames
204(1)
Chapter 9 Assignments
205(2)
Chapter 10 Advanced Techniques 207(22)
Impress Your Family and Friends
Poring Over the Picture
208(2)
Poring Over the Picture
210(2)
Spot Meter for More Exposure Control
212(3)
Shooting High Dynamic Range (HDR) Images
215(3)
Manual Mode
218(2)
Avoiding Lens Flare
220(1)
Using the Sun Creatively
221(1)
Macro Photography
222(1)
Customize Your White Balance
223(1)
Shoot in Bursts for Steadier Images
223(1)
Shooting through Obstructions
224(2)
Zoom During Exposure
226(1)
Chapter 10 Assignments
227(2)
Chapter 11 Pimp My Ride 229(15)
Upgrades and Accessories to Expand Your Camera's Creative Potential
Filters
230(5)
Tripods
235(2)
Cable Release
237(1)
Macro Photography Accessories
237(2)
Hot-Shoe Flashes
239(1)
Diffusers
240(1)
Camera Bags
240(1)
Bits and Pieces
241(2)
Conclusion
243(1)
Index 244
Jeff Revell has been shooting professionally for more than 25 years, and has a wide range of expertise in everything from landscape photography to travel and urban photography. As an early adopter of digital technology, he has been on the leading edge of digital imaging technology, education and instruction. Perhaps best known as the photographer behind the popular PhotoWalk Pro blog, each weekday Jeff shares step-by-step tutorials on digital photography technique and editing of digital images. The worldwide appeal of Jeff's site, along with his live PhotoWalks have made him one of the most sought after and trusted sources for digital photography training and education. Jeff lives in the Washington, DC, area. Find  him online at http://www.revellphotography.com/blog/.