Discusses the use of high-speed films; camera handling for steadiness; lenses; the correct film for tungsten lighting, fluorescent lighting, and mercury-vapor lamps; and filters. Includes tables that give exposure recommendations for taking photographs in typical existing-light situations, such as in the home, outdoors at night, and in public places. 88 pages (200 illustrations), 8-1/2 x 11.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not very impressive,
This review is from: Existing-Light Photography (Kodak Workshop Series) (Paperback)
This books explains the very basic knowledge of available-light photography, like when and how to use a tripod. Additional information is given about how to choose and use the right (Kodak-) film for specific situations. Thus I can recommend this book only to beginners in this field or people with their own lab. The photographs in this book are old and not very impressive.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent,
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This review is from: Existing-Light Photography (Kodak Workshop Series) (Paperback)
Although the example pictures look like they were taken quiet some time ago, this book is very up-to-date in my opinion. I've searched through the book stores, and I think that this is the best guide for this particular topic. Easy to read, good examples, etc., "suggested exposure settings" table that comes with it, is very useful for a beginner like me.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Great summary for a workshop with assignments,
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This review is from: Existing-Light Photography (Kodak Workshop Series) (Paperback)
This small book summarizes almost everything the begginer to intermediate available light photographer needs to know (zone system not included - buy Adams "The Negative"), and includes several technical tables, understandably mentioning only Kodak products. It's pleasant to find a book that describes what I have been using for years without having read it before.
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