The ability to effectively manipulate light can separate a good photographer from a great one. In this fourth installment of a twelve book series by John Freeman, intermediate photographers can acquire techniques for working with varying degrees and types of light and shade in order to achieve more memorable and dramatic images. Packed with illustrative photos, readers will find expert tips for understanding and successfully manipulating light. Topics such as stroboscopic lighting, mixed lighting, lighting for the body, color balancing films, working in bright sunlight, and achieving varied effects in the studio are all covered. Detailed information on the latest lighting and filtering equipment make this a must have for the photographer looking to bring his or her technique to the next level.
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