Covers cameras, lenses, filters, film, composition, light and shadow weather, and style, and shows examples of rural, urban, and suburban landscapes

Landscape Photography: A Kodak Guide

Arts & Photography

Wignall, Jeff

Photography & Video

McGraw=Hill

Named One of Shutterbug Magazines Top Digital Imaging Books of 2008! Capturing an image and getting the right exposure is critical and Jeff Wignall recognizes exposure as the secret for creating an image that captures a vision and shares it with the world. When you apply his techniques with patience, experimentation, and a focus on the outcome, you will begin creating images that reveal not only what you saw, but how you felt when you saw it. In fact according to Shutterbug magazine Exposure Photo Workshop “may be the best book yet written about exposure.” By learning to work with natural light as well as when to use flash you will confidently capture action, night scenes, rainbows, sunsets, and reflections like never before. With stunning images, Jeff Wignall shows you how to perfectly expose pictures in even the most challenging existing light conditions, including poor weather, using a flash, and even a section guiding you through using multiple wireless flash units. You can upload your own images to Photoworkshop.com and get feedback from other photographers. Wignall starts by explaining the fundamentals of exposure and why it’s important. This leads into learning the basics of exposure controls. By the end of chapter 2, you will know how to control the exposure on your point-and-shoot or digital SLR camera. Chapter 3 walks readers through measuring light using just about any light meter and Chapter 4 delves into lens apertures and depth of field. The focus moves to shutter speed and subject motion. After Chapter 6, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to turn off your camera’s automatic settings and take manual control. Wignall then examines natural light exposures, discussing the intricacies of light quality, light direction, and time of day. As you approach more advanced exposure options, you’ll need the troubleshooting advice provided in Chapter 8, covering difficult situations such as metering challenges, handling contrast, and creating dramatic silhouettes. With more advanced techniques mastered, you can then approach night and low-light conditions and then examine special considerations such as the weather and natural phenomena. The book finishes strong with a comprehensive look at all things flash photography.

Exposure Photo Workshop

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

KodakThe Most Authoritative Guide to Travel Photography For Vacationers Here, for the first time, Kodak and Fodor's come together to show you how to get the very best photographs on your vacation, whether you use a point-and-shoot camera or a single-lens reflex. As Wignall explains approaches and essential techniques, terrific photos from Kodak's extensive archives illustrate every important point. In special 6-page albums within the book, three distinguished travel photographers, Peter Guttman, Catherine Karnow, and Boyd Norton, give you in-depth looks at shooting portraits, keeping a travel journal, and capturing wildlife on film. Tips for every travel subject Architectual details - Canyons - City streets - Deserts - Faces - Fireworks - Landscapes - Markets - Monuments- Mountains - Museums - Panoramas - People at work - Places of worship - Royal dwellings - Stage shows and events - Under the sea - Wildlife All the how-tos you need All about patterns, available light, choosing equipment, filters, flash, keys to great color, placing the horizon,secrets of black and white, setting exposures, using the right film, and much more.

Kodak Guide to Shooting Great Travel Pictures: How to Take Travel Pictures Like a Pro, With 250 Color Photos and 90 Tips

Travel

Canada

Fodor's

Winning Pictures: 101 Ideas for Outstanding Photographs

Eastman Kodak Company

Aimed at those who are just starting photography and those who have been taking pictures for a while. Presents one concept perpage. Explains camera controls, lenses, autofocusing,exposure, film, flash units, and simple picture-taking techniques. 128 pages (over 90 illustrations), 8-1/2 x 11.

Kodak's Most Basic Book of 35Mm Photography

eastman-kodak-company

Silver Pixel Pr

Providing in-depth coverage of all aspects of fine landscape photography, this book approaches photographing landscapes from three separate points of view--social, glorified, and realistic. Contains suggestions on various types of photographic equipment. 155 full-color and 25 black-and-white illustrations.

Landscape Photography (Kodak Publication, Ac-97)

Saunders Photo

New and updated techniques for working with exposureExposure involves a variety of skills, but once mastered, can turn a hobbyist into a bona fide photographer. This hands-on resource dissects the components of exposure?ISO, aperture, shutter speed?and shows how they work together to capture the photographer?s vision. You?ll learn how to leave the safety of automatic settings and understand how controlling the settings can result in beautiful photos. Stunning photos of people, wildlife, and landscapes serve to inspire you to practice your new skills in exposure and create memorable and frame-worthy photos. 
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<li>Unveils the many intricate levels of exposure and clearly explains how to master each one so that you can capture amazing photos</li>
<li>Encourages you to apply each of the techniques you learn with patience and experimentation when photographing people, wildlife, landscapes, or any other subject matter</li>
<li>Details the essentials for taking frame-worthy photos in a variety of challenges, such as action, night scenes, low light, bad weather, and more</li>
<li>Features updated, stunning, and inspiring full-color photos throughout</li>
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Exposure yourself to the fantastic and unparalleled advice contained within the pages of Exposure Photo Workshop, Second Edition! From the Author: Top Five Exposure Tips Author Jeff Wignall 1. Avoid extreme contrast. Try to work early or late in the day, or on slightly overcast days to avoid contrast problems from harsh daylight. Digital-camera sensors can only record a limited contrast range and the gentler the light is, the more accurate your exposures will be. If possible, you can also move your subject to an area of open shade. 2. Shoot in RAW format. Use the RAW format if your camera offers that option. In the RAW format you can alter both exposure and color temperature (white balance) during the editing process. This means you can be off by a few stops in exposure and still correct the exposure in the original file. You can also fine-tune the white balance of the original file. RAW requires a few more steps in editing, but the effort is well rewarded. 3. Meter a middle-tone subject. Try to select a middle tone when you're metering and you'll get much more accurate exposures. Subjects that offer a natural middle town include green grass or foliage, clear blue skies and weathered barn wood. You can also carry an 18% gray card (available at photo stores) and meter from that: just place the card in the same light as your subject, meter it and then use that exposure setting. 4. Use fill-in flash for outdoor portraits. Portraits shot in bright daylight often have distracting shadows under the nose or below eyebrows. By turning on your built-in flash in daylight you can light open those shadows and still keep a natural-light look. Read your manual for tips on using fill-in flash. 5. Use a tripod. Using a tripod enables you to use the full range or reciprocal aperture and shutter-speed combinations. Yes, image-stabilization systems will help keep the camera steady with moderately slower shutter speeds, but won’t help much if you want to make a ten-second exposure of a waterfall or a twilight skyline. Placing your camera on a tripod also slows you down and gives you more time to consider exposure options. From the Author: Example Photos Shot with a 300mm Nikkor lens. Exposed at ISO 200 at 1/160 second at f/5.6. Recorded in RAW format &amp; Jpeg simultaneously. (Click on image to zoom) Shot with a 70-300mm Nikkor zoom. Exposed at ISO 200 at 1/640 second at f/7.1. RAW format. (Click on image for larger version) Shot with a 70-300mm Nikkor zoom. Exposed at ISO 200 at 1/800 second at f/7.1. RAW format. (Click on image to zoom)

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Straightforward, clear answers to the most commonly asked digital photography questions What's the difference between optical zoom and digital zoom? Do more megapixels equate to better photo quality? Why is there a delay after I push the shutter release button before I can take another picture? If you?ve ever asked a question concerning digital photography and wished you had a helpful resource to provide you with clear, reliable answers, then look no further. With nearly four decades of photo experience under his belt, author Jeff Wignall responds to 365 of the most common digital photography questions with informative, practical replies. The full-color format helps you see what he's talking about. <ul>
<li>Boasts a colorful yet simple design that helps you find exactly the information you?re looking for</li> <li>Illustrates each answer with one or more photos</li> <li>Eliminates any ambiguity by providing you with authoritative answers along with clear illustrations</li> </ul>
Digital Photography FAQz is a well-organized guide, featuring answers to questions that you haven?t even thought of yet!

Digital Photography FAQs

It’s guaranteed: this all-in-color, oversized, incredibly priced manual on digital photography will be a best seller. Author Jeff Wignall has already won a legion of fans with The Joy of Photography, and this new work will capitalize on that franchise. Wignall encourages photographers of all skill levels; his easy-to-grasp explanations of technique and equipment, and his inspirational attitude distinguish The Joy of Digital Photography from any other digital manual. Everything is covered: digital vision; digital tools (cameras, lenses, accessories); common problems and solutions; exposure and flash; working with light; handling weather seasons and mood; travel and landscape photography; portraiture; sports photography; post-production, including seeing, sharing, and storing digital images; basic desktop printing; the digital darkroom; a Photoshop™ primer; sharing the image; and much, much more.

The Joy of Digital Photography (A Lark Photography Book)

Lark Books

With digital cameras selling faster every day, there are countless new owners desperate for a very basic overview. Problem solved: Kodak is here with a beginner’s guide that delivers a rich blend of information, inspiration, and visual interest that will orient the newcomer in the exciting world of digital photograpy. After whetting the novice’s appetite with an overview of the advantages of digital technology, it explains the fundamentals of camera resolution; the ins and outs of essential equipment; and a variety of techniques for utilizing flash and exposure settings, zoom features, and achieving great effects, indoors or out. There are even time-tested tips on how to see creatively, and comprehensive coverage of downloading, editing, and printing the pictures. Loads of images, charts, and illustrations show the way.

The KODAK Most Basic Book of Digital Photography (A Lark Photography Book)

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Landscape Photography: A Kodak Guide

Exposure Photo Workshop

Kodak Guide to Shooting Great Travel Pictures: How to Take Travel Pictures Like a Pro, With 250 Color Photos and 90 Tips

Winning Pictures: 101 Ideas for Outstanding Photographs

Kodak's Most Basic Book of 35Mm Photography

Landscape Photography (Kodak Publication, Ac-97)

Exposure Photo Workshop

Digital Photography FAQs

The Joy of Digital Photography (A Lark Photography Book)

The KODAK Most Basic Book of Digital Photography (A Lark Photography Book)