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The Photographer's Guide to Exposure

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Little, if any, useful exposure information, but plenty of bad pictures that will readily show you how not to compose photographs. Save your money and avoid this book.

The reviewer from North Carolina must have a burr up his/her saddle.

I saw this book at my local Borders Books and fund it very informative with photographs that clearly illustrated each unique exposure dilemas.

Never - I got so cool amateur description of highly technical aspects of photography. This is not for you - if you think - You have a few equipment and good charts and references and satisfied . I have read it - It is nice, live - and I love it for its simple description and "really really" like the language author used to give some idea - not to inject a concept inside you. If you are really interested in photography and have handled different cameras with different lenses - you must have read different books as well - I will strongly recommend this book - to open-minded STARTERS - who can accept that "creativity can't be learned".

If you like lot of equations and charts - don't go for this book.

If you think spoon-feeding is best for you - don't waste money on it.

If you want the inspiration like "I can do it much better" - start with it.

Can I forget this book? - Accidentally I got it - This book was my first inspiration - to uncover the untold - by myself - I owe it a lot..