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Langford's Starting Photography, Fifth Edition: A guide to better pictures for digital and film camera users Export

(12 February 2007)

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You can photograph creatively - from scratch. Dont waste valuable time and money in trial-and-error. Find out now how to create unforgettable pictures with this best-selling, ultimate introduction to photography. Langfords Starting Photography, now in its 5th edition and fully updated with cutting-edge digital methods, is packed with new sections, including portrait photography, shooting sports and action, capturing fireworks, and creating stunning still life images. Inspirational color images throughout show what you can achieve, with practical suggestions for experimental projects to improve your technique.<br><br>Inside you will learn:<br><br>When to use film or digital; and how different cameras operate * Discover the best tactics for outstanding photos using your camera's controls, such as shutter speed, focus, zoom, and flash * Learn key methods for different subjects, including people, places, animals, landscapes, close-ups * Develop the best scanner and printing techniques immediately * Polish your style with the brand-new Lighting section on flash, studio and available light * And much more! <br><br>"Starting Photography is a hands-on book for photographers just starting their love affair with photography."<br>Michael Langford, photographer, Course Director, RCA, and writer, 1933 - 2000<br><br> <br><br>Praise for the previous edition:<br><br>"Diagrams and photographs demystify information, helping the book strike a balance between technical details and shooting advice, and helpfully it doesn't talk down to the reader...The scope of information and the reasonable price ensures this is recommended." - What Digital Camera <br><br>"There is a lot of technical information that will give you a good grounding in photography, covering both traditional darkroom techniques and digital methods. Projects allow further exploration of themes and are a good way of extending your mastery of the camera." - Amateur Photographer <br><br>"At last there is an introductory book that I can unreservedly recommend to friends, students and others who are in any way interested in the basics of photography and digital photography." - Sidney Ray, Senior Lecturer in Digital and Photographic Imaging, University of Westminster, photographer and Imaging Consultant.<br><br>* Comprehensive and friendly guide to get you started fast whether using film or digital cameras <br>* Lavishly illustrated with inspirational color images throughout to illustrate what can be achieved <br>* Practical suggestions for experimental projects help improve your technique 'The' Focal Press introductory photography book. This authoritative classic was originally written by a leading photography writer and lecturer, Michael Langford, and has been updated by lecturer and best-selling author, Philip Andrews, for today's beginning photographer. All the core basics are included: how to select and compose a good picture; how different cameras operate, whether film or digital; how to use the camera's controls - shutter speed, focus, zoom, flash etc; advice on how best to tackle different subjects - people, places, animals, landscapes, or close-ups, as well as invaluable scanner and printing techniques.


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