Describes the steps for developing, printing, and finishing black-and-white photos. Includes choosing photographic papers, dodging and burning, mounting prints, and more.

Black-And-White Darkroom Techniques (Kodak Workshop)

Arts & Photography

KODAK

Photography & Video

Silver Pixel

Discusses the use of high-speed films; camera handling for steadiness; lenses; the correct film for tungsten lighting, fluorescent lighting, and mercury-vapor lamps; and filters. Includes tables that give exposure recommendations for taking photographs in typical existing-light situations, such as in the home, outdoors at night, and in public places. 88 pages (200 illustrations), 8-1/2 x 11.

Existing-Light Photography (Kodak Workshop Series)

Shows you how to take better photographs by studying the elements of the subject, using lighting, composition, color, shape, form, texture, and viewpoint. Explains how cameras, lenses, and films see differently from you. Suggests ways to achieve creativity by shattering preconceptions and lack of awareness. Helps you break through creative barriers.

The Art Of Seeing: A Creative Approach To Photography

Gives creative and technical advice that explains how filters work and how you can use them to capture extraordinary images in color and black and white. Shows how to create mood, add dazzle, render normal colors under artificial lighting, and more. 96 pages (over 180 illustrations), 8-1/2 x 11.

Using Filters (Kodak Workshop Series) (The Kodak Workshop Series)

Offers expert advice on the step-by-step basics of developing and printing photographs in black and white media. Helpful illustrations guide you through each step of the process.

Basic Developing & Printing In Black And White

Photography Provides on-the-spot information for using a 35mm camera. In addition to explaining camera, flash, lens, and filter operations, this guide discusses the unique aspects of photographing people, action, landscapes, wild animals, zoos, and architecture. 112 pages (over 200 illustrations), 3-1/2 x 6-1/4.

KODAK Pocket Guide To 35MM Photography

Combine the best of conventional film photography with new and expanded creative possibilities! The quality of digital photography just keeps on improving, and you'll find that this technology make it incredibly easy to create "magic" with your images. Start with film and digitally play with transparencies, negatives, or prints--or try a digital camera at the outset. * An overview helps you figure out the best way for you to begin.* Understand pixel resolution and all the key concepts.* Compare models of digital cameras.* Shooting tips will assure that you get the best possible digital originals * Make use of the scanner to improve the years of past pictures and negatives you've stored.* Get other methods--besides scanners and digital cameras - for inputting images.* A full rundown of software, including business and desktop publishing, as well as outputting.* Store, save, and share images. Your photos will look better than ever before!

Digital Photography: A Basic Guide to New Technology (Kodak Workshop Series)

Bidner, Jen

Ready, aim, shoot! With this convenient, professional photoguide by your side, you'll always be prepared to take your best pictures, no matter what situation confronts you. Just open up the easy-to-read, lay-flat spiral notebook to find complete information on color and black-and-white films, film care and storage, exposure, filters, flash, and lenses. It will take just an instant to turn to the section you want, thanks to brightly colored and labeled tabs for each chapter. Best of all, it's put together by the most trusted name in the business: Kodak. Want the full picture on what's inside? * Complete charts for all Kodak films--one for prints and one for slides and transparencies--with a description of the intended uses, and ISO speed and filter for daylight, tungsten, and photolamp. * Facts on caring for film, avoiding static electricity marks, using exposure meters, and calculating lighting ratios. * Dials to help you figure out speeds and lens openings for existing-light subjects; which filters to use; flash exposures; focal length; optical equations; and depth of field for normal, wide-angle, and telephoto lenses. * How to care for lenses and which supplementary lenses to try. The 6th updated edition is the one volume you'll need! 56 pages (all in color), 6 x 8 1/2.

Kodak Professional Photoguide (6th edition)

Cohen, Debbie

Perfectly sized to fit in your camera bag, this handy take-along guide is filled with picture-taking tips and information on films, exposures, filters, flashes, and other photographic essentials. Regardless of the type of camera you have, you'll get expert help for using accessory lenses, determining depth of field, selecting the correct exposure settings, and more. Know what film and equipment to have on hand so you'll be prepared for any situation, and what exposures and filters are recommended for a wide variety of light sources--both natural and artificial. Convenient, color-coded chapters enable you to find the information you need quickly and easily, and seven dial calculators, including those for depth of field, various exposure situations, and electronic flashes, ensure the success of your photos. With this portable reference at your fingertips, your pictures will be better than ever before.

KODAK Pocket Photoguide, 4th Edition

The true Nikon user's bible, it's the only guide you'll ever need for getting professional results with any Nikon camera. Instructions, advice, and data for every setup gives you quick answers to any question about exposure, equipment, or shooting techniques. Master all your Nikon's most advanced features, without having to memorize steps and settings. Refer to it to protect your equipment when shooting under extreme conditions. Consult its troubleshooting tips to save a trip to the repair shop. Other expert advice helps you expand your horizons: tips on stalking and attracting wildlife, shooting aerial and night views, and mastering a broad range of special effects for making more creative photographs. Complete technical information covers daylight and flash exposure, reciprocity effects, and filters, plus concise operating instructions for Nikon F5, F4, N90s/F90X, N70/F70, and FM2n cameras and popular Speedlight flash units. The author lives in Breinigsville, PA. 256 pages, 35 b/w illus., 5 x 7 1/2.

The Nikon Field Guide: A Photographer's Portable Reference, Second Edition

Hogan, Thom

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