Practical Artistry: Light & Exposure for Digital Photographers
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- Nombre de pages176
- FormatMulti-format
- ISBN978-0-596-55950-2
- EAN9780596559502
- Date de parution02/04/2008
- Protection num.NC
- Infos supplémentairesMulti-format incluant PDF sans p...
- ÉditeurO'Reilly Media
Résumé
You may be passionate about photography, and own a digital SLR with perhaps more advanced equipment as well. But do the photographs you take with this powerful equipment come out as well as you'd like?
With this fascinating and beautifully illustrated book, you learn how to apply the techniques and principles of classic photography so you can make great images with today's digital equipment. Harold Davis, author and renowned fine art photographer, puts the focus inPractical Artistryon light and exposure, two crucial concepts you need to understand and master if you are to truly capture the images you see.
Davis presents a generous number of his own images in each chapter, complete with technical information and an explanation of what he was trying to achieve.
These striking photographs not only illustrate the lesson at hand, but also serve as inspiration for your own efforts. Browsing the photographs alone will tell you a lot. Topics covered in this book include: - Camera, lenses, and equipment - Understanding exposure and measuring light - Relationship of aperture to shutter speed and ISO - Working with depth of field - Natural lighting, studio lighting, and the use of flash - Light and color temperature - Working with white balance - Photographing at dawn or dusk - Photography at night - Capturing motion - Telling a story with your image - Capturing people, places, and things - Setting up a digital workflow - RAW processing and double RAW processing - Adjusting exposure and reducing noise - Black&white photography - And much moreConcise and to the point, Practical Artistryclearly demonstrates that photography, essentially, is writing with light, and that the type of images you produce depend on the many choices you have for using that skill.
Harold Davis gives you an array of choices in full living color.
These striking photographs not only illustrate the lesson at hand, but also serve as inspiration for your own efforts. Browsing the photographs alone will tell you a lot. Topics covered in this book include: - Camera, lenses, and equipment - Understanding exposure and measuring light - Relationship of aperture to shutter speed and ISO - Working with depth of field - Natural lighting, studio lighting, and the use of flash - Light and color temperature - Working with white balance - Photographing at dawn or dusk - Photography at night - Capturing motion - Telling a story with your image - Capturing people, places, and things - Setting up a digital workflow - RAW processing and double RAW processing - Adjusting exposure and reducing noise - Black&white photography - And much moreConcise and to the point, Practical Artistryclearly demonstrates that photography, essentially, is writing with light, and that the type of images you produce depend on the many choices you have for using that skill.
Harold Davis gives you an array of choices in full living color.
You may be passionate about photography, and own a digital SLR with perhaps more advanced equipment as well. But do the photographs you take with this powerful equipment come out as well as you'd like?
With this fascinating and beautifully illustrated book, you learn how to apply the techniques and principles of classic photography so you can make great images with today's digital equipment. Harold Davis, author and renowned fine art photographer, puts the focus inPractical Artistryon light and exposure, two crucial concepts you need to understand and master if you are to truly capture the images you see.
Davis presents a generous number of his own images in each chapter, complete with technical information and an explanation of what he was trying to achieve.
These striking photographs not only illustrate the lesson at hand, but also serve as inspiration for your own efforts. Browsing the photographs alone will tell you a lot. Topics covered in this book include: - Camera, lenses, and equipment - Understanding exposure and measuring light - Relationship of aperture to shutter speed and ISO - Working with depth of field - Natural lighting, studio lighting, and the use of flash - Light and color temperature - Working with white balance - Photographing at dawn or dusk - Photography at night - Capturing motion - Telling a story with your image - Capturing people, places, and things - Setting up a digital workflow - RAW processing and double RAW processing - Adjusting exposure and reducing noise - Black&white photography - And much moreConcise and to the point, Practical Artistryclearly demonstrates that photography, essentially, is writing with light, and that the type of images you produce depend on the many choices you have for using that skill.
Harold Davis gives you an array of choices in full living color.
These striking photographs not only illustrate the lesson at hand, but also serve as inspiration for your own efforts. Browsing the photographs alone will tell you a lot. Topics covered in this book include: - Camera, lenses, and equipment - Understanding exposure and measuring light - Relationship of aperture to shutter speed and ISO - Working with depth of field - Natural lighting, studio lighting, and the use of flash - Light and color temperature - Working with white balance - Photographing at dawn or dusk - Photography at night - Capturing motion - Telling a story with your image - Capturing people, places, and things - Setting up a digital workflow - RAW processing and double RAW processing - Adjusting exposure and reducing noise - Black&white photography - And much moreConcise and to the point, Practical Artistryclearly demonstrates that photography, essentially, is writing with light, and that the type of images you produce depend on the many choices you have for using that skill.
Harold Davis gives you an array of choices in full living color.
