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Essential Lighting Techniques —a Pro Guide to Photographic Lighting
Acclaimed commercial photographer Bobbi Lane leads readers through a
logical progression about using light (the direction, quality, depth and quantity of light)
to create effective photographs.
In one handy reference, you’ll have previously published in PHOTO Techniques
lighting articles.
You’ll learn about:
Lighting patterns, Portrait lighting, Umbrellas vs. boxes, Shadow depth and fill, Bouncing light, Digital and film - Lighting Differences, Environmental Portraits, Dragging the shutter, Color correction - filters and gels...and more.
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The photographer’s eye must be sharp— not necessarily the photos
Most news photographs are needle- sharp, but sometimes a blurred image tells the story better. Look at the recently announced World Press Photo of the Year 2007, for instance, U.K. photographer Tim Hetherington’s not-quite-sharp picture of a U.S. soldier taking a moment’s break while serving in the Korengal Valley in the Eastern province of Afghanistan, site of some of the most intense fighting in the country. The photograph is part of a picture story that also won Hetherington Second Prize in General News Stories. He was in Afghanistan on assignment for Vanity Fair.
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onOne Software Announces Plug-in Suite 4 for Adobe® Photoshop®
Portland, OR - April 8, 2008 – onOne Software, Inc., announces today Plug-in Suite 4 software for Adobe Photoshop. Available in early May, onOne Software’s Plug-In Suite 4 combines full versions of six essential software tools – Genuine Fractals 5 Print Pro, PhotoTools 1.0 Professional Edition, PhotoFrame 3.1 Professional Edition, Mask Pro 4.1, PhotoTune 2.2 and FocalPoint 1.0 – an affordable combination that includes everything a photographer needs to make their images look their best.
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The Canon iPF6100 Printer by Paul Schranz
Larger Printers: Greater Possibilities, Greater Value
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