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 Mastering Digital Photography - David D. Busch
 Mastering Digital Photography - David D. Busch ... / Book is published 2005-10-06 by Course Technology IncNewest Review: ... and has a very readable, interesting style. I've found that many books on digital imaging can be dry and technical; the ... more ... author avoids this trap completely.
The book is split into two parts. Part I "Your lean, mean pixel machine" concentrates on the use of a digital camera to take photographs. As well as operations specific to a digital camera, the general photography topics of exposure, metering, and focusing are covered.
The book also contains the best description I've ever read explaining the relationship between shutter speed and f-stop, using the analogy of light falling into buckets. The pictures accompanying this ex...more |
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Mastering Digital Photography - David D. Busch: For budding David Baileys (649 words)
by - written on 27/04/09 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Digital photography has developed (pardon the pun!) considerably over the past decade. Many (but not all) experts believe that the quality of digital imaging has now surpassed that of film. There are, of course, many books on digital photography on the market and, as the author asks in his introduction "Do we really need another book on the topic"? Well, the author believes that we do, and I agree with him. Many digital camera books focus (damn, another unintentional pun!) on the mechanics of digital imaging, whereas many books about photography look only at the art of taking an image and ignore the digital medium ... Read the complete review
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