The Joy Of Photography |
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| Title: | The Joy Of Photography |
| Author: | Eastman Kodak Co. |
| Publisher: | Da Capo Press |
| Type: | Book / Paperback |
| Publication Date: | 25 June, 1991 |
| ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0201577879 / 9780201577877 |
| List Price: | $27.50 |
| You Save: | $15.81 |
| Amazon Price: | $11.69 (via Amazon marketplace seller) |
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Product Description
New technology has made 35 mm cameras very easy to use, with autofocus, autoexposure, auto-rewind, and many other electronic features--but its still takes creativity to make great pictures. The Joy of Photography is an authoritative and comprehensive general guide for getting the most from automated camera functions and for developing one's own style. Full color throughout. Size
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Customer Reviews:
• Technology Changes, Photography Doesnt
21 April, 2008
there are two negative reviews for this book. two negative reviews from reviewers who havent a clue about photography. the concepts covered in this book are just as beneficial to the photographer now as they were to the daguerotype user. technology doesnt change the fact that a large F stop narrows your depth of field, that a longer focal length narrrows your field of view, that filters effect the outcome, how flash works, etc.
if you are a beginner, amateur, advanced amateur, or professional, you will find this book very helpful and informative. it covers the vast majority of technique the average photographer will ever use.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Great Title For A Mediocre Book
19 January, 2008
This book was written at the second half of the 80's when autofocus was pretty new in the market, but it contains some useful advices, mainly if you are a very beginner.
Unfortunately I had discovered all books from Kodak have almost exactly the same contents - just some changes in the text, some different pictures, and, oh yes - a different title!
If you read any book from Kodak, or have some experience in Photography, forget this book.
- Amazon Customer Review
• A Classic Must Have!
19 February, 2008
I know this was written in the 1970s, but the application of this book is still current with today's photography industry. Most pros have this book in their library, including me. The Joy of Photography is a remarkable book with great information to use and practice. I recommend this to anyone interested in photography at any level with any type of photography equipment.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Outdated
19 July, 2007
This book may be fine if you are using film, but it came out in 1991. Things have changed since then, especially technology. Nothing referencing digital. If digital is your thing, find another book.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Joy Of Photography Review
13 February, 2008
Affordable book that is a great benefit to those learning about Photography.
Pro: In depth information, Filter explanation, Development information
Con: outdated, Film only
- Amazon Customer Review
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