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Magic of Digital Nature Photography 2nd ed. [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 280x215x13 mm, kaal: 789 g, Halftones, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jul-2013
  • Kirjastus: Lark Books,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1454708131
  • ISBN-13: 9781454708131
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 280x215x13 mm, kaal: 789 g, Halftones, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Jul-2013
  • Kirjastus: Lark Books,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1454708131
  • ISBN-13: 9781454708131
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Details the best techniques and technology for producing great nature photographs.

This bestselling guide to one of the most popular subjects in photography is now better than ever, with thoroughly updated information and dozens of striking new images. Expert nature and landscape photographer Rob Sheppard provides invaluable results-oriented techniques and real-world insights on everything from how to find plants and animals to choosing lens filters, utilizing the beauty in existing light, and creating drama and tonal contrast in your pictures. For anyone who wants to portray the delicacy of a flower or the strength of a forested mountain, this manual will prove irresistible.


This bestselling guide to one of the most popular subjects in photography is now better than ever, with thoroughly updated information and dozens of striking new images. Expert nature and landscape photographer Rob Sheppard provides invaluable results-oriented techniques and real-world insights on everything from how to find plants and animals to choosing lens filters, utilizing the beauty in existing light, and creating drama and tonal contrast in your pictures.
Introduction 8(2)
1 Possibilities
10(14)
Appreciation
13(1)
Recording Memories
14(1)
Connections
15(1)
Sharing Your World
16(2)
Creative Expression
18(1)
Understanding
19(1)
Making a Difference
20(1)
Have Fun
21(2)
Connections---An Explanation
23(1)
2 Gear
24(22)
Choosing a Camera
27(1)
Camera Types
28(1)
Digital Single-lens Reflex Cameras
28(1)
Mirrorless Interchangeable
Lens Cameras
29(1)
Advanced Zoom Caeras
29(1)
Point-and-Shoots
29(1)
Live View and Tilting LCDs
30(1)
Sensor Size
30(1)
Megapixels and Quality
31(1)
Downloading Images
32(1)
Choosing and Using Lenses
33(1)
Focal Lengths
33(1)
Sensor Size and Focal Lengths
34(4)
Additional Lens Factors
38(1)
Speed
38(1)
Type
39(1)
Size
39(1)
Construction
39(2)
Choosing a Tripod and Head
41(4)
Connections---Binoculars
45(1)
3 Tech Details
46(16)
Good Exposure Is Important
49(2)
Exposing Properly
51(1)
The Histogram
51(1)
Aperture
52(2)
Shutter Speed
54(1)
Exposure Modes
55(1)
Full Auto or Program
55(1)
Shiftable Program (P)
55(1)
Aperture Priority (A or Av)
55(1)
Shutter Priority (S or Tv)
55(1)
Manual Exposure (M)
55(1)
ISO Settings
56(1)
RAW versus JPEG
56(2)
White Balance
58(2)
Quick Tips for Better Exposure
60(1)
Connections---Water
61(1)
4 Light
62(18)
Hard or Soft Light
64(4)
Direction of Light
68(1)
Backlight
69(3)
Side Light
72(1)
Front Light
72(1)
Top Light
72(1)
Color
73(1)
Time of Day
74(1)
Key Gear
75(1)
Sun Shade
75(1)
Graduated Neutral Density Filter
75(1)
Accessory Flash with Cord
75(1)
Reflectors
76(1)
Diffusers
76(2)
Quick Tips for Getting the Most from Light
78(1)
Connections---Light
79(1)
5 Color
80(18)
The Drama of Color
83(1)
Saturation
83(1)
Cold/Warm Contrast
84(1)
Size/Color Contrasts
84(1)
One-color Scenes
84(1)
Complementary Colors
85(1)
Black is Beautiful
86(2)
Tonal Contrasts
88(1)
Color Can Be Subtle, Too
89(2)
Exposure and Color
91(1)
Getting a Good Exposure
92(3)
Key Gear
95(1)
Filters
95(1)
Quick Tips for Getting Great Color Photos
96(1)
Connections---Color
97(1)
6 Landscape
98(18)
Truly Rich Heritage
100(1)
Landscapes for the Taking
101(1)
Composition
102(1)
Landscapes Never Move
102(1)
Watch the Edges
102(1)
The Guideline of Thirds
103(1)
Balance
104(1)
Foreground/Background
105(1)
Distractions
106(1)
Horizontal and Vertical
106(1)
Deep Versus Flat
107(1)
Using the Sky
108(3)
Depth of Field Ill
f/stop
111(1)
Focal Length
112(1)
Distance to the Subject
112(1)
Key Gear
112(1)
Tripod
112(1)
Filters
113(1)
Lenses
113(1)
Quick Tips for Great Landscape Photos
114(1)
Connections---Bones of the World
115(1)
7 Flowers
116(16)
Why Photograph Flowers?
118(3)
Flower Portraits
121(1)
Camera Height
122(1)
Background
122(1)
Clothes and Make-up
122(1)
Light
122(1)
Flash
122(1)
Expression
123(1)
Isolating Flowers
124(2)
Backlighting
126(1)
Setting
127(1)
Key Gear
128(1)
Close-focusing Lenses (and Cameras)
128(2)
Quick Tips for Great Flower Photos
130(1)
Connections---Plants and Their World
131(1)
8 Wildlife
132(18)
The Need for Magnification
135(1)
Finding Wildlife
135(2)
Parks and Zoos
137(1)
Bird Feeders
137(1)
Nature Centers
137(1)
National Parks
137(1)
Food
138(1)
Water
138(1)
Edges
138(1)
Regular Paths
138(1)
Perches
138(1)
Wildlife Behavior 101
139(1)
Flight Distance
140(1)
Senses
140(1)
Stalking Techniques
141(1)
Be Prepared
141(1)
How to Move
142(1)
Watch Your Silhouette
143(1)
Be Aware of Smells
143(1)
Keep Quiet
143(1)
Stillness
144(1)
Boat Stalking
144(1)
Using Blinds
144(1)
Ethics
145(1)
Key Gear
146(1)
Telephoto Lenses
146(1)
Telephoto Zooms
146(1)
DSLRs and Telephotos
146(1)
Advanced Zoom Cameras with Long Focal Lengths
147(1)
Tele-extenders
147(1)
Extension Tubes
147(1)
Technology
147(1)
Digiscoping
147(1)
Tripod Heads
147(1)
Quick Tips for Great Wildlife Photos
148(1)
Connections---Territories
149(1)
9 Close-Up
150(20)
New Worlds to Explore
153(1)
The Rules Change
154(1)
Focus
154(1)
Depth of Field
155(1)
Light
156(2)
Close-up Subjects
158(1)
Flower Details
158(2)
Bugs: Drama, Action, and Hollywood Effects
160(3)
Moss and Lichens
163(2)
Rocks, Shells, and Other Hard Objects
165(1)
Key Gear
166(1)
Flash
167(1)
Telephoto Lenses
168(1)
Wide-angle Lenses
168(1)
Quick Tips for Great Close-Up Photos
168(1)
Connections---Little Stuff
169(1)
10 Special Techniques
170(16)
Black-and-White Photography
173(1)
Tonalities
174(1)
Black-and-White Skies
175(1)
Converting Color Digitally
175(2)
Getting the Most from Black-and-White Photography
177(1)
The Really Big Scene
178(1)
Composing a Panorama
178(2)
Multi-shot Panoramas
180(2)
Getting the Most from Panoramas
182(1)
Infrared Digital Photography
183(1)
Shooting Infrared
184(1)
Getting the Most from Infrared
184(1)
Connections---Visible and Invisible
185(1)
11 Message
186(6)
A Message from Our Sponsor
188(3)
Connections---Life in Touch with the Environment
191(1)
Index 192