Flash and Ambient Lighting for Digital Wedding Photography: Creating Memorable Images in Challenging Environments
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| Rating | : | 4.27 (782 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1608953068 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 126 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Showcasing countless techniques for shooting with flash by itself, ambient light alone, or a combination of the two, the chapters provide elegant solutions to an array of potential lighting challenges that can surface on the wedding day. Numerous before-and-after images are explored, demonstrating common errors and how to avoid them. Preparing wedding photographers to navigate these once-in-a-lifetime events, this resource acknowledges the highly emotional clients, shifts in natural lighting, and changes in location that come with the territory. Postproduction remedies using Adobe Camera Raw are also included for those occasions when initial exposures prove ins
He is the author of "Creative Wedding Album Design with Adobe Photoshop" and "Unleashing the Raw Power of Adobe Camera Raw." He lives in Houston, Texas.. About the AuthorMark Chen is a photographer, an Adobe Certified Photoshop Instructor, and the owner of Mark Chen Photography. He teaches Photoshop at Houston Baptist University and Houston Community College and tours the nation giving Photoshop training sessions
He teaches Photoshop at Houston Baptist University and Houston Community College and tours the nation giving Photoshop training sessions. He is the author of "Creative Wedding Album Design with Adobe Photoshop" and "Unleashing the Raw Power of Adobe Camera Raw." He lives in Houston, Texas.. Mark Chen is a photographer, an Adobe Certified Photoshop Instructor, and the owner of Mark Chen Photography
Rolf said Headlines good, content weak.. I didn't find this book written well at all. The topics are bang on - and what I was hoping to get a lot out off, but the content is weak at best. The author has a light for water metaphor - perhaps ok, if you're starting into photography, but did not resonate with me at all. He carries this metaphore throughout the book. The starting rule is to work your shots around Aperture mode only. I'm a manual shooter - and this seemed overly laborious to work in Aper. Michael Paschen Sr said Photography Knowledge. As a semi-professional photographer I am always looking for new and better information concerning photography knowledge and techniques. Not all books are created equal, but each one has practical information that will improve your photography.. "A guide for lighting situations" according to D. Waiters. With the explosion of books on the subject of small flash and lighting on locations (stobist style) it was good to see a book coaver the basics as Mark as done here. We must remember however that many photographers are at a different point on the path in this journey. Now with that said if you are just getting started or you feel you need a little bit better understanding of what Ambient lighting and how to control it and mixing this with flash then Mark's b