An edition of Take Your Best Shot (2011)

Take Your Best Shot

essential tips & tricks for shooting amazing photos

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An edition of Take Your Best Shot (2011)

Take Your Best Shot

essential tips & tricks for shooting amazing photos

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Taking amazing pictures is getting easier and easier with the advances in digital photography. In Take Your Best Shot, the first book in this series with Popular Photography, our expert writers and photographers showed how to capture amazing images in the moment, and how to set up a breath-taking shot. This book takes image-making to the next level, showing how to create a wide range of photo effects, from the subtle (adjusting the color in a picture to create a different mood) to the artistic (compositions merging several photos to dramatic effect) to the downright amazing (how to photograph yourself levitating; it's easier than you think!) Competition titles either treat image-manipulation and trick shots as an afterthought, or concentrate solely on specific software products and techniques. This book does nothing but show such insider hints -- and proves that you don't have to be a Photoshop whiz -- or even own Photoshop -- to pull off the fantastic feats in this book. Set-ups and techniques are described in detail, with easy-to-understand illustrations and diagrams, and a wealth of beautifully inspirational photography. Beginners will learn ways to quickly move into new realms of expertise, and even old pros will pick up some new tricks. Anyone who has ever looked at an amazing composition or a skillful composite and said, "How did they do that?" will find this book irresistible. - Publisher.

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WeldonOwen
Language
English
Pages
240

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Take Your Best Shot: essential tips & tricks for shooting amazing photos
2011, WeldonOwen
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Table of Contents

Introduction.
Meet your camera
Choose a digital camera
Get some support
Identify essential skills
Comprehend composition
Control color and tonality
Learn the elements of exposure
Understand lenses
Know lense types
Add lens accessories
Light it right
Add and modify light
Have necessities on hand
People.
Create a mystery
Master motion blur
Turn the lights low
Go bright and white
Explore environmental interaction
Rock a live show
Look to the light
Compose in midair
Document the big day
Flatter the form
Encompass a crowd
Shoot extreme action
Get in close
Step into the picture
Let kids be kids
Take an angle on animals
Follow the band offstage
Picture party people
Go for glamour
Focus on felines
Catch kids in motion
Pose a family portrait
Go to the dogs
Places.
Encounter animals in the wild
Zoom way, way out
Capture some culture
Shoot from on high
Shoot a thrill ride
Depict the desert
Shoot a sky show
Look up at interiors
Shoot the shore
Dwell on details
Shoot a watery reflection
Delve into desertion
Photograph a cascade
Capture outdoor drama
Reimagine a monument
Zoom in on a zoo
Get tunnel vision
Catch some night moves
See the forest and the trees
Take it all in
Ride the waves
Shoot the city
Frame a perfect shot
Catch the magic hours
Explore watery worlds
Witness the weather
Make mountains majestic
Things.
Snap into action
Beautify bugs
Zoom in on architecture
Perfect a sunset
Close in on abstractions
Warm up cold-blooded critters
Use flower power
Paint with light
Get the glimmer of glass
Make beastly abstracts
Catch planes, trains, and big boats
Take tasty photos
Trace star trails
Shoot some chrome
Blow smoke
Set up a still life
Use pretty lens tricks
Capture beautiful birds
Shoot for the moon
Finishing touches.
Perfect your shots with software
See your work in print
Organize and store your photos
Display your photographs
Permissions forms
Glossary

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San Francisco, CA

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Format
Paperback
Pagination
[240] unnumbered p.
Number of pages
240
Dimensions
25 x x centimeters

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Open Library
OL25293217M
Internet Archive
takeyourbestshot0000leuc
ISBN 10
1616281219
ISBN 13
9781616281212

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