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Infrared and Ultraviolet Photography (The Kodak workshop series)
Features techniques for achieving high quality at both the camera and darkroom stages of making a photograph, with emphasis on image control, appearance, and fine-art presentation. Includes toning comparisons as well as a section on hand-coloring prints.
Nude & Beauty Photography: Kodak Pro Workshop Series
by Nancy Brown
from Silver Pixel
What does it take to get a great nude photograph--to choose the right model, make her feel comfortable, style her to best effect, and place her in eye-catching compositions? A top photographer, a former model herself, reveals all the details of what goes on in her studio and how she plans and carries out a shoot. Using an array of nude photographs and a personal, chatty style, Brown explains how she selects and directs her models, emphasizing that while physical imperfections can be disguised (she'll tell you how) nothing hides a lack of personality--and that makes for a dead photo. Find out what to do when faced with someone inexperienced, nervous about going nude, or chosen by a client who doesn't share your taste. Take advantage of expert and very practical advice on where to find staff, what to do when things are going wrong and you must get the shot, and how to achieve a subtle eroticism with drapery or through a model's glance. Plus: Brown's favorite model gives her perspective, too!
Electronic Flash (Kodak Workshop Series)
by Jack Neubart
from Silver Pixel Press
Using Filters (Kodak Workshop Series) (The Kodak Workshop Series)
by KODAK
from Sterling
Gives creative and technical advice that explains how filters work and how you can use them to capture extraordinary images in color and black and white. Shows how to create mood, add dazzle, render normal colors under artificial lighting, and more. 96 pages (over 180 illustrations), 8-1/2 x 11.
Studio & Commercial Photography (Kodak Pro Workshop Series)
by Jack Reznicki
from Eastman Kodak Co.
Corporate & Location Photography (Kodak Pro Workshop Series)
by Gary Gladstone
from Eastman Kodak Co.
Existing-Light Photography (Kodak Workshop Series)
by KODAK
from Sterling
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.
Digital Photography: The Kodak Workshop Series
by Jen Bidner
from Silver Pixel
Combine the best of conventional film photography with new and expanded creative possibilities! The quality of digital photography just keeps on improving, and you'll find that this technology make it incredibly easy to create "magic" with your images. Start with film and digitally play with transparencies, negatives, or prints--or try a digital camera at the outset.
* An overview helps you figure out the best way for you to begin.
* Understand pixel resolution and all the key concepts.
* Compare models of digital cameras.
* Shooting tips will assure that you get the best possible digital originals
* Make use of the scanner to improve the years of past pictures and negatives you've stored.
* Get other methods--besides scanners and digital cameras - for inputting images.
* A full rundown of software, including business and desktop publishing, as well as outputting.
* Store, save, and share images.
Your photos will look better than ever before!
* An overview helps you figure out the best way for you to begin.
* Understand pixel resolution and all the key concepts.
* Compare models of digital cameras.
* Shooting tips will assure that you get the best possible digital originals
* Make use of the scanner to improve the years of past pictures and negatives you've stored.
* Get other methods--besides scanners and digital cameras - for inputting images.
* A full rundown of software, including business and desktop publishing, as well as outputting.
* Store, save, and share images.
Your photos will look better than ever before!
Building a Home Darkroom (The Kodak Workshop Series)
by Ray Miller
from Silver Pixel Press
Electronic Flash (Kodak Workshop Series)
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