Using Your Camera: A Basic Guide to 35Mm Photography |
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| Title: | Using Your Camera: A Basic Guide to 35Mm Photography |
| Author: | George Schaub |
| Publisher: | Amphoto Books |
| Type: | Book / Paperback |
| Publication Date: | May, 1990 |
| ISBN / ISBN-13: | 0817463518 / 9780817463519 |
| List Price: | $22.50 |
| You Save: | $20.58 |
| Amazon Price: | $1.92 (via Amazon marketplace seller) |
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Product Description
"Instruction books have begun to resemble software manuals," says George Schaub, "but despite the new clothing, picture-taking is virtually the same as it was in the past--a human being in possession of a machine that can freeze an instant in time." Illustrations teach fundamentals of photography.
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Customer Reviews:
• The Right Beginning Point
10 December, 1998
I would consider this book as right starting point for any beginner who wants to take good photographs. The focus of the book is on making the reader comfortable in the world of photography. Starting from meaning of many technical terms, this book goes into illustrating important techniques of taking good photographs. The hundred around example photographs (taken by George and his wife) in the book cover the different situations that a start-up photographer would face and look for some guidelines. I should congratulate the writer on not going into most difficult techniques of photography as the book is meant for beginners. One thing I expected from this book and did not get was a step-by-step guideline about how a beginner should try to expertise different skills the writer has illustrated.
- Amazon Customer Review
• Great Primer!!
04 June, 2005
This is THE best beginner book on photography I've yet seen! Although written in the pre-digital era, the basics have not changed. Accompanied with full-color photos, George Schaub describes in clear and concise prose the basics regarding light & F-stops, aperture & shutter speed, exposure overides, bracketing, depth-of-field, flash photography etc.
HIGHLY recommended for the beginning film or digital photographer!
- Amazon Customer Review
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