Curso completo de fotografia

by Michael Joseph, Dave Saunders

Designed as a progressive course in photography, this reference will appeal to beginners, amateurs, and photography professionals. It contains detailed information about the camera, film, and video as well as professional questions about rights and getting work published.

 


Organizado a modo de curso progresivo, este curso atraerá a principiantes, fotógrafos aficionados, y profesionales. Abarca temas que van desde los tipos de películas, cámaras, y objetivos hasta cuestiones profesionales sobre el mundo de los agentes y los derechos de autor.

Genres: Photography

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Levi · Rating 3 out of 5]

So this book was originally published in 1994. A lot has happened in the world of photography in the 24 years since it was put out. Although a lot of the technique of photography remains the same with digital cameras this book shows it’s age a lot because it focuses a lot on film technique.

I picked this up for free at The Book Thing in Baltimore and that’s the only reason I grabbed it. I was interested in seeing how much has changed and how much is still the same with photography. Like I said a lot of the technique is the same but unfortunately this book although full of interesting little tips on things is very repetitive. I think that has to do with the fact it’s broken down by types of photography such as studio photography, flowers, still life, family. So a lot of the tips are the same as for other types of shots.

Because it’s supposed to be for everyone it’s pretty simple and so doesn’t go into enough detail for certain things which are more complicated and require more than two pages to teach.

Definitely not a top pick for current photography but still interesting to look at and study old photographic technique.