Understanding Shutter Speed: Creative Action and Low-Light Photography Beyond 1/125 Second
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (607 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0817463011 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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Bryan Peterson, a professional photographer, is the author of Understanding Exposure, Beyond Portraiture, Learning to See Creatively, and Understanding Digital Photography. A well-known instructor, he is the founder of the online school The Perfect Picture School of Photography (ppsop). He lives in Chicago.
Now author Bryan Peterson brings his signature style to another important photography topic: shutter speed. The first book in the Understanding Photography series, Understanding Exposure, was a runaway best-seller, with more than 250,000 copies sold. Great for beginners and serious amateurs, Understanding Shutter Speed is the definitive handy guide to mastering shutter speed for superb results.. Topics include freezing and implying motion, panning, zooming, exposure, Bogen Super Clamps, and rendering motion effects with Photoshop, all with helpful guidance for both digital and film formats. With clear, jargon-free explanations of terms and techniques, plus compelling “before-and-after” photos that pair a mediocre image (created using the wrong shutter speed) with a great image (created using the right shutter speed), this is the definitive practical guide to mastering an often-confusing subject
He lives in Chicago.. About the AuthorBryan Peterson, a professional photographer, is the author of Understanding Exposure, Beyond Portraiture, Learning to See Creatively, and Understanding Digital Photography. A well-known instructor, he is the founder of the online school The Perfect Picture School of Photography (ppsop)
"Excellent and beautiful book. More of a pretty pic book than a text on how and why." according to Tibbie. Beautiful book, and I would have given it five stars EXCEPT---I also got Bryans book "exposure problems and solutions" and realized that is the perfect book. This one has lots of info, but its more like beautiful pictures, and discussions about the scene, the scenario, what was going . Be Willing to Think Outside the Box I read Bryan's first book, "Understanding Exposure" and thought it was one of the best photography books writtens. Therefore, when he came out with this one I didn't buy it because I didn't want to be disappointed with rehashes of photos I already saw or he just added a few points to . "Bryan has a lot to say" according to Patrick A. Rodriguez. and I mean a lot. He's quick to give helpful hints and tips with clear vivid analogiesbut don't go and buy the book just yet. Those of you who are professionals or experienced amateurs will find this book lacking in very advanced techniques. It explains middle range basics (It won't t