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Full Description
Light is the primary element of any photograph, but it may also be the most frustrating. Rick Sammon can help you eliminate those frustrations. With over 300 new images, Exploring Photographic Exposure takes you through the basics of exposure and how to apply them in any setting; from photographing wildlife to people, from landscapes to seascapes. Learn how to move away from the "spray and pray" approach by seeing light and applying camera settings to take fewer—and better—photos. Not just all tech talk, you'll also learn how to explore exposure modes for more creative images, and to change and rescue exposures in post-processing.
Key features include:
More than 300 before-and-after images on how to apply the basics of exposure concepts to a variety of genres, including wildlife photography, landscape photography, studio photography, and everything in-between;
A guide on controlling light in a photograph, and how light affects an exposure;
Tips on working with composition in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom as well as Adobe Photoshop;
Advice on evolving as a photographer.
Contents
Opening Statement
Preface - Exposure and Beyond
Introduction - The Exposure Triangle
Chapter 1 Aperture and Depth-of-Field
Chapter 2 Shutter Speed and Subject Movement
Chapter 3 ISO and Light
Chapter 4 Especially Important Exposure Triangle Settings
Chapter 5 What Makes a Good Exposure?
Chapter 6 How Light Affects an Exposure
Chapter 7 Your In-camera Light Meter
Chapter 8 Exploring Exposure Modes
Chapter 9 Controlling Light
Chapter 10 Magic of the Digital Darkroom
Chapter 11 Capturing Star Trails - By Mike "Spike" Ince
Chapter 12 Good Exposure + Good Composition + Interesting Subject = Good Photograph
Chapter 13 Preserve Your Exposures
Chapter 14 If a Picture . . .
Epilogue - My One Picture Promise
Author Biography
Acknowledgements
Index
