A guide for professional photographers working the traditional way who wish to explore the possibilities of converting to digital technology, "Wedding and Portrait Photography" provides a brief overview of the pros and cons of going digital, giving an explanation of what is required. A series of case studies features photographers describing why they converted to digital; the problems and benefits they encountered; tips for others who are thinking of doing the same and more. Each photographer also presents a number of images that were either shot or processed digitally, along with an explanation of how digital imaging made that shot possible, better, easier or more cost-effective. Each of the images is accompanied by details of the client, the brief and the equipment used.
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A Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and the British Institute of Professional Photography, John Henshall is also Chairman of the British Imaging and Photographic Association's Digital Imaging Committee. He is a regular contributor to a number of publications and gives talks worldwide on the subject of digital imaging. For many years he was Director of Photography for major UK TV network productions and MTV Europe. Joel Lacey has worked as a technical expert at Amateur photographer since 1989 and he was also the launch editor of Total Imaging magazine. He reguarly contributes to the UK's national press and photography magazines and is the author of Essential Camera Skills.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Late review,
This review is from: Going Digital Wedding and Portrait Photography (Paperback)
Was a good book for the time but way out dated. I grew up in the film/digital industry from 2000-2008 and i can say it was fun. Know this, the most expensive camera doesn't always make for the best pictures and the author misses this sometimes. I would sneak into weddings weeks before my job and take shots like my client wanted. this gave me time to work out new cameras, lens, settings, etc. It is very important to know your gear in your sleep. Weddings are too fast a pace to fiddle with your camera. Expierence is better sometimes to book smarts.
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This review is from: Going Digital Wedding and Portrait Photography (Paperback)
This book is a good place to begin if you haven't made the move to digital yet. Although some of the information is a little dated with the rapid changes in cameras, there is still much that is valuable within this book.
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Not since the arrival of colour photography have photographers been so divided as they are over digital imaging, although most professional photographers are prepared to judge this new technology on its merits. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Case Study, Karen Parker, Adobe Photoshop, Stuart Bebb, Charles Green, Eliot Khuner, Helen Yancy, Ian Cartwright, Kevin Wilson, Richard Lemon, Client Objections, Stuart Boreham, Keith Thompson, Managing Time, Unsharp Mask New!
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Not since the arrival of colour photography have photographers been so divided as they are over digital imaging, although most professional photographers are prepared to judge this new technology on its merits. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Case Study, Karen Parker, Adobe Photoshop, Stuart Bebb, Charles Green, Eliot Khuner, Helen Yancy, Ian Cartwright, Kevin Wilson, Richard Lemon, Client Objections, Stuart Boreham, Keith Thompson, Managing Time, Unsharp Mask New!
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