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Understanding Exposure, Fourth Edition by Bryan Peterson (Paperback)
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Understanding Exposure is Bryan Peterson's guide to how aperture, shutter speed and light work together to make a photograph. It covers shooting in difficult light, sharpness and contrast, freezing motion, meter readings, filters, flash and lighting. The fourth edition, published by Amphoto Books in 2016, has all-new example photos, an expanded flash section, and new material on colored gels and star trails. It is a 176-page paperback.
It teaches the ideas rather than one camera's menus, and its subtitle promises it works with any camera. That makes it a safe gift for the friend with a new camera who still shoots on Auto, or the hobbyist whose photos are close to what they want but not quite there.
The latest edition is from 2016, so it does not cover newer camera features, and it teaches general exposure ideas rather than any specific camera's settings.
Skip for an experienced photographer who already shoots in manual - it is aimed at beginners and intermediate hobbyists.
| Author | Bryan Peterson |
|---|---|
| Edition | Fourth edition, 2016 |
| Publisher | Amphoto Books (Penguin Random House) |
| Format | Paperback, 176 pages |
| Trim size | 8-1/2 x 10-1/2 in |
| ISBN | 1607748509 / 9781607748502 |
A 43-inch pop-up reflector with silver, gold, white, black and diffuser surfaces - soft, controllable light outdoors without a flash.
Two clear rain sleeves that cover a camera and a lens up to 18 inches long - light enough to live in the bag for the day the weather turns.
Three cleaning pens in one kit - for lenses, filters and viewfinders - each with a retractable brush and a carbon tip that lifts smudges without liquid.
An aluminum quick-release clip that holds a camera on a backpack strap or belt, ready to shoot - rated to 200 lb, with an Arca-type plate included.
A four-section aluminum travel tripod with lever locks and a 494 ball head - folds to 15.7 inches, reaches 59.4 inches and holds 19.8 pounds.
A fast 128GB SD card rated up to 200MB/s read and 90MB/s write, V30 for 4K video, with a lifetime limited warranty - the spare every camera bag needs.
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