Rev. Edition. — Crown Publishers, 1953. — 280 p. Over a decade has passed since Guide To Better Photography was first published. In revising text and illustrations for the New Guide , I have been reminded how much photography has changed in this time. In regard to equipment, materials, and methods, we have seen not progress toward flexibility and diversification but toward...
Popular Library, 1966. — 236 p. You'll find a whole new world of picture taking fun — once you learn how to do more with a camera than aim...and shoot. This Yashica Guide will explain, in easy, nontechnical language, all the secrets of focusing, lighting, composition, special effects—even how to develop and print your own pictures. Whether you're a beginner with your first...
Amherst Media, 1997. — 116 p.
Perfect for novices, photography students, and amateurs looking to brush up on the fundamentals, this accessible 35 mm photography guide starts with the very basics of holding and loading a camera before moving on to more complicated subjects such as shutter speeds, film types, lenses, light meters, exposure, automatic settings, and special...
Focal Press, 2019. — 320 p. Cyanotype: The Blueprint in Contemporary Practice is a two part book on the much admired blue print process. Part One is a comprehensive how-to on the cyanotype process for both beginner and advanced practitioners, with lots of photographs and clear, step-by-step directions and formulas. Part Two highlights contemporary artists who are using...
Rocky Nook, 2016. — 279 p.
In recent years, film photography has witnessed a significant renaissance―and not just among those who have previously shot with film. Interest in film photography has also grown enormously among those who only have experience shooting digitally. In The Film Photography Handbook, authors Chris Marquardt and Monika Andrae speak to both kinds of film...
Rocky Nook, 2016. — 279 p.
In recent years, film photography has witnessed a significant renaissance―and not just among those who have previously shot with film. Interest in film photography has also grown enormously among those who only have experience shooting digitally. In The Film Photography Handbook, authors Chris Marquardt and Monika Andrae speak to both kinds of film...
Rocky Nook, 2016. — 279 p.
In recent years, film photography has witnessed a significant renaissance―and not just among those who have previously shot with film. Interest in film photography has also grown enormously among those who only have experience shooting digitally. In The Film Photography Handbook, authors Chris Marquardt and Monika Andrae speak to both kinds of film...
Princeton Architectural Press, 2019. — 210 p. Attracted by the image quality, the tactile joy of a finely made camera, and the affordable prices of vintage equipment, photographers around the world are rediscovering the joys of manual photography. This comprehensive guide to shooting film photography covers all the bases, from setting up a camera through film processing. In a...
Princeton Architectural Press, 2019. — 210 p. Attracted by the image quality, the tactile joy of a finely made camera, and the affordable prices of vintage equipment, photographers around the world are rediscovering the joys of manual photography. This comprehensive guide to shooting film photography covers all the bases, from setting up a camera through film processing. In a...
Ventura Books, 1981. — 162 p.
This book was written with the serious amateur photographer in mind. It is not a technical reference or an encyclopedia of expensive photographic equipment. It is a handbook for people who want to take better pictures. Today, a part-time photographer usually doesn't have to worry about things like having a darkroom in the house or buying special...
Bantam Books, 1981. — 116 p.
Most professional photographers find a specialty such as portraiture or architectural photography and stick to it. I have chosen to range widely, and through my experience I have learned various ways of dealing with new problems. This little book is the result of a lot of problem-solving under all sorts of circumstances.
Of the many thousands of...
Barnes&Noble, 1965. — 324 p.
Although it is apparent to anyone connected with photography that changes in methods and equipment are too fast and frequent for any individual to keep track of, there are many basic photographic principles which continue to hold true. Yet too many amateurs, in a rush toward quick results, bypass these fundamentals from which they could benefit with...
2nd Edition. — Crown Publishers, 1986. — 248 p. Numerous concise chapters discuss virtually every aspect of photography. Topics range from those one would expect to find--cameras, lenses, filters, etc.--to some surprises, such as retouching, clothing for photographers, the slide show, etc. Everything is logically arranged and well explained. This compact and portable book is...
Morgan & Lester, 1954. — 136 p. A minimum of theory...a maximum of picture taking and pleasure. That's what this book is about. Photography can and should be fun...at least, when you practice it as a hobby, for pleasure. The pictures you make should be good, if only because there's no pleasure in spoiling film, and only disappointment in viewing bad snapshots. You don't have to...
Quarry Books, 2007. — 144 p. Mixed Emulsions is a follow up to Karen Michel's book, The Complete Guide to Altered Imagery. Mixed Emulsions: Altered Art Techniques for Photographic Imagery takes a slightly different tact, bringing traditional and digital photography front and center, showing the many ways that photographic imagery can be manipulated, not electronically, but...
Prentice Hall, 1985. — 180 p. Assuming no previous knowledge of photography, this basic book about black and white photography contains all of the standard practices relating to exposure, lighting, developing, printing, and finishing techniques. The authors include useful tips on printing, finishing, lighting, and composition. The book features: over 100 photographs, 17 drawings,...
Dalton Books, 1974. — 98 p. How to take good pictures, develop your film, and make contact prints and enlargements. There are many ways of taking photographs and two of them occur to me as I settle down to write this book. Either you know nothing at all about photography, so you just point the camera in the general direction of the subject, and press the trigger with a good,...
4th ed. — Wadsworth Pub. Co., 1993. — 524 p.
Introduction to Photography is a self-directed approach to introductory photography designed for those with little or no previous experience with photography. The text covers the basic skills needed to make effective black-and-white photographs and to process, print, and finish them. The text also provides a basic introduction to of...
2nd Edition. — Eastman Kodak Co., 1940. — 402 p.
Maintenance of the high artistic and technical standards, today demanded by photographic craftsmen in all fields, requires complete information on the photographic materials employed. The Kodak Reference Handbook provides a wealth of practical recommendations and technical data on a large group of Kodak materials and apparatus...
2nd Edition. — Eastman Kodak Co., 1940. — 402 p.
Maintenance of the high artistic and technical standards, today demanded by photographic craftsmen in all fields, requires complete information on the photographic materials employed. The Kodak Reference Handbook provides a wealth of practical recommendations and technical data on a large group of Kodak materials and apparatus...
Crown Publishers, 1953. — 424 p.
This book contains the conclusions resulting from twenty years of experimenting in photography. Into it I have put all the things I found important, and left out the ones that, today, I think are no longer necessary for the making of good photographs. This makes it a very personal book, and other photographers may not always agree with me.
I...
Prentice-Hall, 1975. — 328 p. This book was written to teach you "photography." I tried to make it a thoroughly practical guide that starts with essentials and then goes on from there to tell you what to do and how to do it until you become a competent and confident photographer. Teaching implies learning. Even if photography is merely your hobby, if you want to make it successful...
Prentice-Hall, 1982. — 376 p. This book is primarily written for the beginning photographer, but those with experience will find it useful, too. The approach is practical and emphasis is placed on perfecting the basic techniques of black-and-white photography, explaining the scientific principles of the photographic process, and enhancing effective visual communication. The book's...
Chartwell Books, 1982. — 232 p.
One of the unresolved dilemmas of photography is the conflict between technology and image. Producing a good photograph requires both technical skill and creative flair, yet the two frequently seem to be opposed. Technology is rooted deeply in the photographic process, but it can easily drift into gadgetry, which interferes with the clear vision...
Amphoto, 1988. — 196 p. — (The Amphoto Photography Workshop Series)
Within the last few years there have been some remarkable advances in film technology which have set the scene for a continuing programme of development. This has resulted in a greater choice of film types than ever before, quite apart from all the competitive brands, and the variety is
increasing all the...
McGraw-Hill, 1980. — 328 p. Unlike any other important creative medium, photography is instant. Complex scenes can be recorded in a fraction of a second, and with great simplicity. No apprenticeship is necessary to be able to take a basic picture, and with the latest automatic cameras a technically accurate photograph is virtually assured. Nothing has contributed more to the...
Brown & Benchmark, 1988. — 276 p. I picked this book up for only a few pennies, and I feel as thought I got a steal. Each chapter has enough "basics" to make it inviting to newer photographers, but the author has gone much deeper in discussion to still appeal to the more seasoned among us. For example in the chapter entitled "Looking at Photographs" Gassan has not only explained...
Fireside, 1989. — 292 p.
If even automatic cameras leave you puzzled, Andy's dandy guide will give you all the answers.
This is one of those rare, trusty guides that can take you from raw beginner to advanced practitioner. The discussion of all the new cameras and films is indispensable—it makes sense out of a bewildering forest. If I were new to the field I would not buy a...
Dolphin Books, 1982. — 164 p. Camera selection, film development, light, and lighting experiments are considered in a basic introduction to photography. Beginner's Guide to Photography tells you everything you need to know about still photography, as written by one of the foremost experts in the field. Divided into three sections — How to Make Pictures, The Aesthetics of...
Doubleday, 1981. — 488 p. A complete course in photography for beginners, combining three classic best-selling volumes in one — Beginner's Guide to Photography , Beginner's Guide to Darkroom Techniques , and Beginner's Guide to Photographing People — fully revised and updated in this new edition. Photography is actually a very simple craft. However, if you are just a beginner...
McGraw-Hill School, 1985. — 256 p. We undertook this project to till a need not met by available photography textbooks, which tend to concentrate solely on either the aesthetics of picture-taking or the scientific and technical aspects of the subject. Yet both of these areas are equally important a good photographer blends technical competence with seasoned artistic judgment. In...
Simon & Schuster, 1982. — 312 p. This book is intended both to stimulate creative ideas and to explain the photographic techniques that enable these ideas to be conveyed to the viewer. Whereas the techniques are common to all photographers, whether advanced amateurs or professionals, the ideas and approach to the subjects are purely personal. The pictures reveal the extent to...
Collins & Brown, 1999. — 136 p. A straightforward and easy-to-follow guide for the first-time photographer from the world's best-selling author on practical photography. Answers all your questions on the workings of your 35mm camera, with practical advice on films, lenses, lighting, exposure and composition. Includes helpful tips on the equipment and techniques needed for all...
Gallery Books, 1988. — 184 p. Even though the technical aspects Of photography are taught in many schools, important additional personal reactions must occur to create memorable photography. Most successful photographs result from the combination of technical knowledge and the artistic vision of the individual photographer. While many textbooks give detailed information on how to...
Amphoto Books, 2001. — 161 p.
In clear, no-nonsense language, this valuable guide details all the possibilities and limitations of various film formats, as well as the best cameras and equipment to use with each. Indispensable, easy-to-read tables make it simple to compare film sizes, lens lengths, and other information at a glance. Plus, the guide is packed with over 200...
4th Edition. — Focal Press, 2018. — 294 p. The long-awaited new edition of this seminal text features clear, reliable, step-by-step instructions on innovative alternative and traditional photographic processes. Over and above a full update and revision of the technical data, there are new sections on digital negative making, electrophotography, and self-publishing. Foremost...
4th Edition. — Focal Press, 2018. — 294 p. The long-awaited new edition of this seminal text features clear, reliable, step-by-step instructions on innovative alternative and traditional photographic processes. Over and above a full update and revision of the technical data, there are new sections on digital negative making, electrophotography, and self-publishing. Foremost...
Focal Press, 1990. — 264 p. Photographic Possibilities continues to provide a reliable source of techniques and ideas for the use of alternative and contemporary photographic processes that photographers have come to depend on. Professional photographers and advanced students seeking to increase their skills will discover modern and classic methods of creating and manipulating...
Focal Press, 2001. - 272 pages. Second Edition. На англ. языке. Книга рассказывает о методах и идеях по использованию альтернативных и современных фотографических процессов. Photographic Possibilities, Second Edition continues to provide a reliable source of techniques and ideas for the use of alternative and contemporary photographic processes that photographers have come to...
3rd Edition. — Focal Press, 2009. — 300 p. — (Alternative Process Photography). — ISBN: 978-0240810133. Serious imagemakers have come to trust and depend on this resource of innovative, traditional, and alternative photographic processes to enhance their technical knowledge, create astonishing pictures, and raise their visual consciousness. This book offers new links between...
Davis, 1982. — 144 p. Looks at the history of photo images in art, the nature of designing with photo images, and the techniques and application of transfer-, contact-, emulsion-, and innovation printing processes.
HP Books, 1974. — 228 p. The author, Lou Jacobs, Jr writes for the owner of a Single-Lens Reflex camera--who wants to learn how to use the impressive capabilities of the SLR to take outstanding pictures. At the beginning there are some tips on cameras and their selection. Throughout, he gives information in language the beginner can understand but of sufficient depth to benefit...
HP Books, 1978. — 228 p. The modern SLR expands the challenge of photography because the camera has virtually no photographic limits. With the wide range of lenses and accessories available, you can do nearly anything. When teamed with your creativity and inspiration, the SLR can indeed take great pictures, but the critical ingredient is you—your visualization; your concepts....
3rd Edition. — National Textbook, 1986. — 260 p. We live in a visual world. One in which photography is making an impact as never before. Today, people in all walks of life are using photography as a tool in everything from their careers to their hobbies. And as photographic technology has advanced, and cameras have become easier to use—even more people have gotten into...
22nd Edition. — Focal Press, 1975. — 528 p. — (Manual of Photo-Technique). First published in 1939, C.I. Jacobson's "Enlarging" was the premier volume of the Focal "Manuals of Photo Technique." It met a greater need all over the world than any of the others that followed it. It ran into eighteen editions. The last of these, published in 1960, might have been reprinted several...
3rd Edition. — Universal Photo Books, 1965. — 130 p. This book begins where most books end and will prove a certain tonic for photo fans who have been disappointed by the results of their efforts. Beginning with a clear and forthright examination of the problems and pitfalls of 35mm photography, the author goes on to a discussion of its possibilities which will reaffirm the...
Webster Division McGraw-Hill, 1981. — 264 p. An introduction to black-and-white photography, including basic equipment and its use, creative techniques, composition, and careers in the field.
8th Edition. — Focal Press, 1974. — 384 р.
This is the bible of Pentax photography through the early 1970's. Keppler is a great writer, the editor of a very popular photography magazine, and quite able to convey concepts easily for novice and experienced amateur photographers. If you are a user of vintage Pentax photo equipment, you must have this on your bookshelf.
2nd Edition. — Fountain Press, 1970. — 196 p.
This book has unusual and helpful features which will have wide appeal for beginners and enthusiasts alike. It is a mine of information and sound guidance based on many years' practical experience, presented in a very readable easy-to-understand style. There are no conventional chapters to wade through, nor heavy technical jargon to...
Hanover House, 1955. — 152 p. It is the purpose of this book to show you, in the most understandable and readable manner possible, just how easy taking good pictures can be. Each chapter has a two-fold purpose: to explain the basic secrets of photography, and to answer all those questions most people ask about taking snapshots. The author, A. A. Knopf, is well qualified to...
3rd Edition. — ATP, 1977. — 352 p.
From its early beginnings as an art form, photography has become an essential factor in our way of life. It represents a vital form of expression, and as a means of communication it has become essential in industry, advertising, news media, and textbooks. Its contribution to the literature of our times is outstanding.
The new Third Edition...
Petersen Pub. Co., 1977. — 484 p. The How-To book for everyone. All you need to know about your camera, exposure accessories, lighting, composition, lenses. Basic and advanced darkroom techniques, black-and-white and color. Learn standard methods and tricks of the trade used by the professionals.
2nd Edition. — Knopf, 1987. — 228 p.
Here, fully revised and updated to focus on the shift to fully automated cameras, is the best basic handbook of 35mm photography. Compact, complete, color-keyed for easy reference, it is packed with essential information and data -- plus dozens of hints for solving photographic problems and improving the pictures you take.
A small book...
DK Publishing, 1997. — 76 p.
This books covers some of the most fundamental issues of photography. It concentrates more on how to take good photographs instead of how aperture, shutter speed and depth of view work together. The tips for taking good photos at different settings are useful for beginners but there is a lack of some detailed information (such as prefered exposure...
Dover, 1988. — 260 p. The arts and sciences associated with photography move forward with such a rapid pace that no one person or single book can possibly keep track of all the details. Advances in film, processing, information handling, and equipment have been applied to many varied fields ranging from undersea exploration to observations from spacecraft. However, the fundamental...
Focal Press, 2000. — 164 p. For beginning and intermediate photographers, this proven text provides the fundamentals of film photography in an easy-to-follow style. You will learn, in a step by step approach, to understand the interrelationship of the camera, lens, and film, and achieve a new level of confidence. With more control of the camera, you will be able to further develop...
3rd Edition. — Focal Press, 2000. — 164 p.
For beginning and intermediate photographers, this proven text provides the fundamentals of film photography in an easy-to-follow style. You will learn, in a step by step approach, to understand the interrelationship of the camera, lens, and film, and achieve a new level of confidence. With more control of the camera, you will be able...
Focal Press, 1993. — 140 p. Photography: Creative Camera Control is for beginning and intermediate photographers, and for those who have recently acquired a camera. In an easy-to-follow narrative, this step-by-step approach to photography will lead the photographer those few critical steps from understanding the interrelationship of all aspects of camera, lens, and film, to a...
Focal Press, 1993. — 140 p. For beginning and intermediate photographers, this proven text provides the fundamentals of film photography in an easy-to-follow style. You will learn, in a step by step approach, to understand the interrelationship of the camera, lens, and film, and achieve a new level of confidence. With more control of the camera, you will be able to further develop...
Curtin & London, 1979. — 148 p. This book covers the basic principles of photography, the ones that must be understood to take full advantage of the creative controls on the camera you use. Essentially you need to know how to obtain a good exposure and how to use focus, aperture (the size of the lens opening), and shutter speed to create the picture you want. These basic...
Curtin & London, 1979. — 152 p. This book covers the basic principles of photography, the ones that must be understood to take full advantage of the creative controls on the camera you use. Essentially you need to know how to obtain a good exposure and how to use focus, aperture (the size of the lens opening), and shutter speed to create the picture you want. These basic...
6th Edition. — Longman, 1998. — 412 p.
This edition of Photography will mark the book's twentieth anniversary. Many people who have used this book are now professional photographers or photography instructors, or are continuing to pursue their personal interest in photography. Whatever your interest is in photography, this book is designed to leach the skills that you will need...
3rd Edition. — Little, Brown, 1985. — 436 p. Upton's "Photography" is in my opinion is the very best textbook available on black and white photography. Other newer editions cover digital photography but if you want a book that covers all the angles of black and white photography- the third edition is tops. I have taught photogpraphy for the past 22 years and have assigned Upton...
4th Edition. — Delmar Publishers, 1997. — 385 p. Here's an essential complement to every beginning photographer's camera and basic equipment, providing a clear introduction to every fundamental aspect of the craft. It carefully takes hobbyists through the basics of cameras and picture taking, developing and printing, handling light and color, using step-by-step photo essays to...
Coles, 1978. — 212 p.
Some people are interested only in using a camera for holiday records or family portraits, but their efforts can be improved by following some of the advice given in this book. Others are interested in photography as a complement to, or a means of recording, other interests such as natural history, motor sport or geography; they too will be able to improve...
3d Edition. — McKnight & McKnight, 1949. — 320 p. This book is written as a nontechnical text for high schools, a beginning course for colleges, and as a guide for the amateur. It is designed so that the chapters need not be studied consecutively although it is suggested that this is the most logical procedure. Many good books and pamphlets have been written on the subject of...
Amphoto, 1986. — 148 p.
Although this guide to photographic art correction repeatedly mentions the creative potential of the skill, it is mostly devoted to mundane, yet necessary and proficient, photo retouching techniques. Addressed to artists and photographers seeking economic opportunity and greater artistic control over their work, the book provides photo-illustrated,...
Garden City Books, 1952. — 268 p. The book was published in 1945 (first edition) last printed in the 1960's. It's sort of a textbook, on black and white photography state of the art 1945, arguably the high tide of black and white. Tom Miller was in charge of photographic training at Kodak & Wyatt Brummitt was a staff writer at Kodak. I have seen a lot of basic texts on the...
3rd Edition. — Ilford Ltd, 1945. — 492 p. For over fifty years the The Ilford Manual of Photography has been recognised as a standard work for photographers of all classes, and in this period nearly half a million copies have been sold. From time to time new and revised editions have been issued to keep the Manual up to date as regards new developments, techniques, and...
2nd Edition. — Chapman & Hall, 1931. — 648 p.
Manifold as are the applications of photography in all branches of science and industry and great as has been the increase in our knowledge of its basic principles in recent years, comprehensive and adequate instruction in the subject has been largely neglected by our universities and technical institutions. Despite its daily...
2nd Edition. — Chapman & Hall, 1931. — 648 p.
Manifold as are the applications of photography in all branches of science and industry and great as has been the increase in our knowledge of its basic principles in recent years, comprehensive and adequate instruction in the subject has been largely neglected by our universities and technical institutions. Despite its daily...
Popular Mechanics Press, 1948. — 166 p.
This is a book for the amateur photographer who is growing. It is a guide book that will help him advance from the push-button stage to that of the artist and craftsman. It will be an aid in analyzing his needs and correcting his faults, and will lead him into fascinating fields of photography, indoors and out.
There are ways to save...
Rocky Nook, 2023. — 56 p. Quickly learn the basics of 35mm film photography: loading film, using the built-in light meter, the exposure triangle, composition tips, and shooting scenarios so you can capture great photos! Designed for photographers who want a quick introduction (or refresher) to 35mm film photography, this handy and ultra-portable quick reference Pocket Guide...
Amphoto, 1990. — 148 p.
I would consider this book as right starting point for any beginner who wants to take good photographs. The focus of the book is on making the reader comfortable in the world of photography. Starting from meaning of many technical terms, this book goes into illustrating important techniques of taking good photographs. The hundred around example...
HP Books, 1979. — 212 p.
The OM System Olympus SLR Cameras started the modern trend to compact size. Light in weight and convenient to use, these "new generation" cameras led the way in pioneering advanced features such as measuring and controlling exposure by sensing light at the film surface. The OM-2 and OM-2N carry this advantage one step further by automatically...
HP Books, 1977. — 164 p.
In SLR Photographer's Handbook, best-selling author Carl Shipman explains everything you need to know about using your 35mm SLR camera — regardless of the brand you own. You'll learn how your camera and lenses work. All about the most up-to-date features—including auto-focus, modern
metering systems, foolproof flash and amazing accessories.
Clear...
Revised Edition. — HP Books, 1985. — 164 p.
In SLR Photographer's Handbook, best-selling author Carl Shipman explains everything you need to know about using your 35mm SLR camera — regardless of the brand you own. You'll learn how your camera and lenses work. All about the most up-to-date features—including auto-focus, modern metering systems, foolproof flash and amazing...
Amphoto, 1987. — 148 p. Explore the infinite possibilities in shooting with a view camera! This thoroughly revised edition of Using the View Camera shows how to achieve the best results with any large-format camera. Inside you will find information on films, Polaroid transfer images, and yaw, along with an expanded discussion of lens design, the Scheimpflug Rule, obtaining...
Amphoto, 1992. - 145 p.
The latest information on large-format cameras is clearly presented in this updated guide, which covers all the technical aspects of using the view camera, including the Zone System. New and updated information on films, Polaroid transfer images, and yaw is included, along with an expanded discussion of lens design, the Scheimpflug Rule, obtaining...
2nd Edition. — Morgan & Morgan, 1971. — 256 p.
The Complete Photobook serves a dual purpose for the newcomer to photography. It is a complete elementary textbook and, at the same time, a handy reference work which will answer the thousand-and-one questions that the beginner has to ask. Many topics—including developing, printing and enlarging—are discussed thoroughly...
Auflage: 2. — mitp, 2017. — 272 S. — ISBN: 978-3958455580. Der Moment, in dem der Film aus der Entwicklungsdose geholt wird, die Sekunde, in der das Bild zum ersten Mal auf Papier sichtbar wird hier spürt man die Faszination, die analoge Fotografie immer noch ausmacht. Sie bietet mit einer Vielzahl von Aufnahme- und Verarbeitungsmaterialien sehr viele kreative Möglichkeiten der...
The Camera, 1949. — 216 p. Behind every successful picture is a basic framework upon which the subject matter is hung. No matter how interesting the subject may be, if the print is nor properly constructed it will not be effective. In this book, the author strips away the meat of the picture and reveals the basic skeleton. Not only that, he tells and shows how you too can do the...
4th Edition. — Focal Press, 1985. — 320 p. View Camera Technique is a unique, comprehensive book that presents clearly and precisely the features, operations and applications of view cameras. It details camera movements, image formation, exposure control, and information concerning lenses and accessories. Diagrams, comparison charts, and more than 500 photographs and...
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1974. — 388 p. For beginners or more advanced students, this text gives step-by-step insruction to the various basic procedures and advanced techniques in photography. It provides a concise introduction to the history of photography as well as a comprehensive discussion of all photographic techniques and hardware needed for black and white and color...
Little, Brown, 1976. — 364 p.
Upton's "Photography" is in my opinion is the very best textbook available on black and white photography. Other newer editions cover digital photography but if you want a book that covers all the angles of black and white photography- the third edition is tops. I have taught photogpraphy for the past 22 years and have assigned Upton readings to my...
D. Van Nostrand, 1918. — 360 p. A writer comes to the end of the making of his book, filled - as Carlyle might have said - with a divine discontent at the way he has marshalled his fragments of knowledge of an overflowing subject, and then sits down to write the forewords. In my case, the impression is that of bringing home a drove of pigs from market, some tied by the hind legs...
2nd Edition. — Heering Publications, 1956. — 303 р.
Modern photography is everything, a hobby, a business and a scientific or artistic occupation. Pictures taken by photographers are introduced to the public in a constant stream by the daily newspapers, weeklies and periodicals. There are few manufacturers who do not have their own photographic departments where research is...
2nd Edition. — Heering Publications, 1956. — 303 р.
Modern photography is everything, a hobby, a business and a scientific or artistic occupation. Pictures taken by photographers are introduced to the public in a constant stream by the daily newspapers, weeklies and periodicals. There are few manufacturers who do not have their own photographic departments where research is...
Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, 1976. — 230 p. This book is designed for the new photographer or student of photography whose interest lies in mastering the techniques of the 35mm camera, and who, before he can express himself creatively with the camera, must first master his craft. Photography is particularly equipment-oriented, and therefore learning the craft has much to do with...
М.: Искусство, 1972. — 354 с. Книга знакомит читателей с техникой фотосъемки, лабораторной обработкой черно-белых и цветных фотоматериалов, а также с применяемыми в этих процессах фототехническими средствами. В ней подробно описаны современная отечественная фотоаппаратура, фотографические объективы, фотоматериалы, лабораторное оборудование и приведена рецептура растворов для...
М.: Искусство, 1972. — 354 с. Книга знакомит читателей с техникой фотосъемки, лабораторной обработкой черно-белых и цветных фотоматериалов, а также с применяемыми в этих процессах фототехническими средствами. В ней подробно описаны современная отечественная фотоаппаратура, фотографические объективы, фотоматериалы, лабораторное оборудование и приведена рецептура растворов для...
Л.: Лениздат, 1959. — 687 с. Краткое практическое руководство содержит описание устройства выпускаемых в СССР малоформатных фотоаппаратов и основные сведения о технике фотосъемки, обработки пленки и печатания. В справочную часть книги включены таблицы, рецепты и подробные методические указания, необходимые для правильного использования помещенных в ней материалов в фотографической...
Лениздат, 1959
Краткое практическое руководство содержит описание устройства выпускаемых в СССР малоформатных фотоаппаратов и основные сведения о технике фотосъемки, обработки пленки и печатания.
В справочную часть книги включены таблицы, рецепты и подробные методические указания, необходимые для правильного использования помещенных в ней материалов в фотографической практике.
Киев: Техника, 1989. — 316 с. Приведены сведения по основным вопросам фотосъемки в изобразительной черно-белой и цветной фотографии с пояснением характера естественного и искусственного освещения. Рассмотрены яркостные характеристики объекта и способы определения оптимальной съемочной экспозиции с учетом светлоты и яркости снимаемого объекта.Основное внимание уделено...
Минск: Беларусь, 1979. — 242 с. В книге в популярной форме рассматриваются основные проблемы любительской фотографии. Приводятся сведения по различным видам фотосъемки, оснащению домашней лаборатории, организации фотовыставок. Большой раздел книги посвящен цветным обращаемым материалам: особенностям цветной съемки, процессам обработки, технике показа слайдов и др. Даются...
М.: Искусство, 1960. — 506 с. Фотография как средство, дающее возможность запечатлеть картину жизни или природы, жанровую сценку, момент развивающегося во времени действия, интересное событие, быстро протекающий физический или химический процесс и многое другое, нашла самое широкое распространение среди любителей этого своеобразного способа изображения. Как же получить хороший...
М.: Искусство, 1960. — 506 с. Фотография как средство, дающее возможность запечатлеть картину жизни или природы, жанровую сценку, момент развивающегося во времени действия, интересное событие, быстро протекающий физический или химический процесс и многое другое, нашла самое широкое распространение среди любителей этого своеобразного способа изображения. Как же получить хороший...
Новосибирское книжное издательство, 1958. — 205 с. Из справочника Вы можете многое узнать о ретро фотоаппаратах. И еще настоящий справочник дает сведения о технике съёмки, фотолабораторной обработке и рецептуре.
Москва: Искусство, 1973. — 352 с. В книге рассматриваются все процессы создания фотографического изображения, как черно-белого, так и цветного. Помимо обязательных сведений по технике фотографии даны и малоизвестные, но весьма важные сведения, а также практические рекомендации по различным фотографическим процессам. Книга рассчитана на широкий круг читателей, интересующихся...
М.: Искусство, 1973. — 352 с.
В книге рассматриваются все процессы создания фотографического изображения, как черно-белого, так и цветного. Помимо обязательных сведений по технике фотографии даны и малоизвестные, но весьма важные сведения, а также практические рекомендации по различным фотографическим процессам.
Книга рассчитана на широкий круг читателей, интересующихся...
М.: Искусство, 1964. — 472 с.: ил.
В справочнике читатель найдет сведения, разъясняющие основные понятия и закономерности в области оптики, светотехники и экспонометрии, а также рекомендации и. советы по технике и технологии всего фотографического процесса — от момента съемки до получения снимка или демонстрации любительского фильма.
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М.: Высш. Шк., 1989. — 288 с. — ISBN 5-06000354-X.
Рассматриваются съемочная аппаратура, фотопринадлежности и лабораторное оборудование, строение, сенситометрические и структурометрические характеристики черно-белых и цветных фотоматериалов. Описываются химические и физические процессы химико-фотографической обработки фотоматериалов. Рассказывается о выразительных средствах...
М.: Высшая школа, 1989. — 292 с. Рассматриваются съемочная аппаратура, фото-принадлежности и лабораторное оборудование, строение, сенситометрические и структурометрические характеристики черно-белых и цветных фотоматериалов. Описываются химические и физические процессы химико-фотографической обработки фотоматериалов. Рассказывается о выразительных средствах фотографии, видах...
11-е изд. — М.: Искусство, 1961. — 480 с. Фотография получила широкое распространение в науке, технике, общественной жизни, быту. Фотография — помощник советской печати; снимки, помещаемые в журналах и газетах, знакомят читателей с жизнью Родины, показывают труд, культуру, отдых нашего народа, отражают события зарубежной жизни. Количество фотолюбителей в нашей стране достигло...
Донбасс, Донецк, 1966. — 320 с. Настоящая книга предназначается как для фотолюбителей, владеющих практическими навыками техники фотографирования, так и для начинающих. В ней подробно описываются современная фотоаппаратура, свойства и особенности фотографических материалов, детально излагаются приемы фотосъемки и методы обработки материалов. Учитывая возрастающий интерес...
М.: Высшая школа, 1980. — 248 с.
В справочнике даны приятные советы и практические советы, как избежать ошибок в фотографии и как преодолеть трудности на каждом этапе фоторабот: при съемке, обработке пленок и пластин, а также при подготовке позитива.
Материал книжки сгруппирован тематически (съемка, негатив, позитив), оснащен алфавитным указателем поиска. От подобных...
М.: Госкиноиздат, 1939. — 237 с. «Руководство по фотографии» рассчитано на фотолюбителей, имеющих начальные знания по фотографии. Методически книга построена несколько необычно. Вначале даются необходимые сведения о фотографических материалах и методах определения их фотографических свойств, а затем на основе этих данных излагается негативный процесс. Авторы убеждены, что...
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