2017 Edition (Please note that the paperback version is in black and white to keep the price you pay low!) Taking Your Photography to the Next Level You’ve Spent Hundreds on A High Quality Camera – Wouldn’t You Like to Do More with It than Just Point and Shoot? Whether you want to pursue photography
2017 Edition
(Please note that the paperback version is in black and white to keep the price you pay low!)
You’ve Spent Hundreds on A High Quality Camera – Wouldn’t You Like to Do More with It than Just Point and Shoot?
Whether you want to pursue photography as a hobby or looking at launching a career, you want to be able to explore all the possibilities of photography as an art form – and I’m here to show you how.
This book will show you how the physics of photography and the dimensions of light can turn a snapshot into a piece of art, and how you can turn a basic understanding of your Digital SLR camera into the ability to wield it as the most important tool of your trade.
Hi, I’m Brian. I’m a professional photographer with a long career that was made possible by one single tool: my camera. I’ve explored the boundaries of photography for many years and watched it evolve into a high-tech profession that still follows the same, basic rules.
I’m here to share these insights with you, to help you turn that basic know-how that’s got you this far into a full-fledged understanding of the physics and rules of photography.
Give me a week and I’ll train your eye to see all the possibilities as you angle a shot. By the time you’ve put the advice in this guide into practice, you’ll understand everything from light metering, depth of field and exposure to contrast and special effects.
In this book, we’ll cover:
All you need to know about creative digital photographyThe physics of photography, including aperture speed, motion capture and light metersThe dynamics of light – and what they mean to a photographerThe secrets of portrait, close-up, panoramic and landscape photographyThe special effects that are possible with nothing more than your shutter speedAnd much, much more.
Sure, there are expensive course out there that cover some of the information included in this book, but the secret ingredient is that I know how to turn mechanical understanding into artistic brilliance – and it’ll cost you less than the price of a memory stick to find out what that ingredient is.
All it takes is a few key pieces of knowledge and you’ll be on your way to turning a deep and profound understanding of your camera into a hobby, or even a career.
If you follow the steps in this guide and don’t see a single difference in the quality of your images, simply click one button within 7 days and Amazon will return 100% of your money. That’s how confident I am that I have the answer to your problem – I really can help you find become a professional-standard photographer.
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You’re better off just reading your camera manual This book is EXTREMELY basic, and offers very little of practical use and only the most rudimentary theory. You’re better off just reading your camera manual. Other books: “Understanding Exposure” by Bryan Peterson, “Mastering Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO and Exposure” by Al Judge, and “Beyond Point and Shoot” by Darrell Young are far more informative on this topic, which this book just glosses over. I don’t understand how it received all the five and four star…
Don’t Waste your time I wish I had looked at a few of the 1 star comments before I bought this. This was a total waste of not the $10 for the book, but the time spent skimming and briefly looking through the large print, super simple black and white grainy photos and/or illustrations, hoping to find even just one thing that might be useful. Yes it did have sections on ISO, the shutter and aperture, as stated on the cover, but it was in the tone of a father explaining his Kodak box camera to toddler who was barely…
Great Champion for a New DSLR When reading the introduction to this book it is apparent that author Brian Black composed âExposure Mastery” as a champion or aid for a buyer of a new DSLR or someone new to digital photography. He does a good job at presenting and explaining the exposure triangle and how to photograph all the popular or most important stuff. The book reads well and the font size is easy on the eye without being big enough to blow you back to first grade. Overall, it’s a handy champion and contains useful…