The Photography Bible: A Complete Guide for the 21st Century Photographer

The Photography Bible: A Complete Guide for the 21st Century Photographer
ISBN-10
1446356396
ISBN-13
9781446356395
Series
The Photography Bible
Category
Photography
Pages
505
Language
English
Published
2012-09-04
Publisher
David & Charles
Author
Daniel Lezano

Description

The ultimate updated reference to modern hardware, software, and photographic techniques. · Discover the different types of cameras available and how they work, from digital cameras and the latest DSLRs to Compact System Cameras and iPhones · Learn how to choose the most essential camera accessories for the modern photographer, including lenses, flashguns, studio lighting, and tripods · Find invaluable techniques and expert advice on how to shoot a broad range of subjects, use a variety of equipment, and effectively manipulate images using the latest software This fully revised edition of The Photography Bible brings you up-to-the-minute information on the rapidly changing world of photography, including the latest digital cameras, the emergence of Compact System Cameras and imaging mobile phones, photography apps, software, equipment, and accessories. This comprehensive guide offers expert photographic advice to help improve your photography and develop your skills, from shooting magical black and white images to capturing wildlife to composing beautiful landscapes and perfect portraits—whether you’re a newcomer to photography or an experienced enthusiast. Daniel Lezano illustrates his clear, concise techniques throughout with a selection of stunning photographs.

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