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E-raamat: Photography Bible: The essential guide to photography

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Nov-2018
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  • ISBN-13: 9781781576601
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Created by expert professional photographer Michael Freeman, this convenient book is divided into the four essential areas for photographers to understand; the exposure, light & lighting, composition and editing. It's quick and easy to refer to in the field, by the computer





In a convenient take-anywhere format, this book packs in a lot of value for anyone interested in photography, and without skimping on quality. You'll find how to get great portraits, perfect landscapes and take outstanding artistic compositions; important information whatever camera you choose.
Introduction 6(4)
Chapter 1 Exposure
Introduction
10(2)
A Record of Tonalities
12(4)
The Optimum Exposure for You
16(2)
Underexposure & Overexposure
18(2)
Challenge: Creative Use of Over- or Underexposure
20(2)
ISO Speeds
22(4)
Challenge: Get the Shot with a High ISO
26(2)
Lens Apertures
28(2)
The Math Behind the Numbers
30(4)
Challenge: Demonstrate Depth-of-Field Control
34(2)
Shutter Speed
36(4)
Challenge: Freeze the Action with a Fast Shutter Speed
40(2)
The Reciprocal Relationship
42(4)
Exposure Modes
46(4)
Histograms & Meters
50(4)
How Light Meters See the World
54(2)
In Search of Middle Gray
56(4)
Metering Modes
60(2)
Selective Metering Modes
62(2)
Challenge: Limit Yourself to Spot Metering
64(2)
Color Temperature
66(4)
White Balance Control
70(4)
Challenge: Set a Creative White Balance
74(2)
Handling Extreme Contrast
76(2)
Challenge: Adjust with Exposure Compensation
78(2)
High Dynamic Range Imaging
80(4)
Challenge: Combat the Contrast with an HDR Image
84(2)
The Zone System in a Digital World
86(4)
Low-Key Images
90(4)
Challenge: Shoot the Shadows with a Low-Key Shot
94(2)
High-Key Images
96(2)
Challenge: Hug the Highlights with a High-Key Shot
98(4)
Chapter 2 Light & Lighting
Introduction
102(2)
Bit-Depth & Tonality
104(4)
The Sun Throughout the Day
108(4)
Dealing with Strong Sunlight
112(4)
Shooting Into the Sun
116(2)
Challenge: Face the Sun Head-On
118(2)
Golden Light
120(2)
Clouds & Light
122(4)
Weather Extremes
126(4)
Incandescent Light
130(2)
Fluorescent Light
132(2)
Vapor Discharge Light
134(2)
Mixed Light
136(2)
Camera-Mounted Flash
138(4)
Balancing Flash to Ambient Light
142(2)
Studio Flash
144(4)
Continuous Light
148(2)
Lighting Accessories
150(4)
Home Studio
154(4)
Positioning the Light
158(2)
Challenge. Light a Portrait
160(2)
Soft Light
162(2)
Enveloping Light
164(2)
Hard Light
166(4)
Chiaroscuro
170(2)
Challenge: Kick It Up a Notch with Hard Light
172(2)
Side & Edge Lighting
174(2)
Challenge: Bring Out the Texture
176(4)
Chapter 3 Composition
Introduction
180(2)
Pick your Subject
182(2)
Filling the Frame
184(4)
Horizontals & Verticals
188(2)
Subject Placement
190(2)
The Golden Ratio
192(2)
Using Lines to Pull Attention
194(2)
Diagonal, Curved & Imaginary Lines
196(2)
Challenge: Lead with Lines
198(2)
Seeking a Balance
200(2)
Symmetry
202(2)
Strengthening with Triangles
204(4)
Color
208(2)
Rich & Restrained Color
210(3)
Challenge: Compose with Color
213(1)
Rhythm & Pattern
214(4)
Frames within Frames
218(2)
Negative Space
220(2)
Of Light & Shadow
222(2)
People
224(4)
Capturing Couples
228(3)
Challenge: A Couple's Portrait
231(1)
Focal Length
232(2)
Wide-Angle Lenses & Perspective
234(4)
Telephoto Lenses
238(4)
Panning
242(4)
Motion Blur
246(4)
Challenge: Communicate Movement through Blur
250(4)
Chapter 4 Processing & Post
Introduction
254(2)
The Digital Workflow
256(2)
Optimizing & Enhancing
258(2)
Raw-Processing Software
260(4)
Raw-Processing Tools
264(2)
Post-Production Software
266(4)
Rotating & Cropping
270(2)
Choosing White Balance
272(2)
Adjusting Exposure & Contrast
274(4)
Clarity, Vibrance, & Saturation
278(2)
Local-area Adjustment
280(4)
Removing Spots & Blemishes
284(2)
Sharpening
286(2)
Noise Reduction
288(2)
Tone Curves
290(2)
Black & White Conversion
292(2)
Challenge: Convert to Black & White
294(2)
Levels in Post-production
296(2)
Color Adjustment in Post-production
298(4)
Layers
302(2)
Adjustment Layers
304(2)
Blending
306(2)
Removing Unwanted Objects
308(4)
Panoramas & Stitching
312(6)
Glossary 318(12)
Index 330
Michael Freeman, professional photographer and best-selling author, was born in England in 1945, took a Masters in Geography at Brasenose College, Oxford University, and then worked in advertising in London for six years. In 1971 he made the life-changing decision to travel up the Amazon with two secondhand cameras, and when Time-Life used many of the pictures he came back with, he embarked on a full-time photographic career.

Since then, working for clients that include all the world's major magazines, most notably the Smithsonian Magazine (for which he has shot more than 40 stories over 30 years), Freeman's reputation as one of the world's leading reportage photographers has been consolidated. Of his many books, which have sold over 4 million copies worldwide, more than 60 titles are on the practice of photography. For this photographic educational work he was awarded the Prix Louis Philippe Clerc by the French Ministry of Culture.

Freeman's books on photography have been translated into 27 languages.
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