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Learning to Light
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Learning to Light
Amateurs who assume that artificial light is too technical and expensive for their use will quickly dispel that thought.
The equipment for each effect is shown, followed by setups, a discussion on how to measure and modify light by using reflectors and diffusers, then how to mix flash and available light. Concluding chapters focus on still lifes, portraits, nudes, and inter
...moreHardcover, 160 pages
Published
September 1st 1998
by Collins & Brown
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This book felt a little light on substance. I was hoping for more detailed information about lighting but instead had one page explanations of a topic with a couple photo supports. I did not find the book useful.
Jan 10, 2011
Babak
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An average introduction book. Mostly on film-based photography. A bit outdated when it comes to equipment.
very helpful
Jan 14, 2011
Tony Vrnjas
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Dec 22, 2008
AnnMarie
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Nov 18, 2008
Sarah
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