Kodak, 1978. — 84 p. — (Kodak Publication AC-44). Existing-light photography will open new horizons for you. Using a high-speed film in a camera with a fast lens, you can take pictures virtually anywhere—under almost any lighting conditions — without using additional flash or photolamp lighting. This book will introduce you to the fascinating world of existing-light...
Kodak, 1977. — 76 p. – (Kodak Publication AJ-2). There are many good reasons for knowing something about making pictures as well as just taking them. You may need to know how to develop film and make prints to earn a merit badge, complete a 4-H project, or make illustrations for a science fair. Maybe you're taking or teaching a photography course in school or at camp. Perhaps you...
Kodak, 1977. — 96 p. – (Kodak Publication AE-13).
This book is for those who have always wanted to do their own color printing, but feared it was too complex and demanded too much time and space. Here is all the information you'll need to start your own color darkroom. You can begin color printing with a minimal amount of space.With time and practice you can be making beautiful...
32nd Edition. — Kodak, 1972. — 196 p. – (Kodak Publication AW-1).
This book is about pictures--the kind of pictures that most people like--pictures of their families, of the places they visit, and of the things they do and see.
This isn't a technical kind of book because, for most of us, technicalities and fun don't necessarily mix. This book simply points out some of the...
Kodak, 1989. — 276 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-95).
Using hundreds of color photos, we give you a thorough introduction to 35 mm photography. Equipment, techniques, films, lighting, composition—we cover it all. No longer will you have to wonder what your pictures will look like if you try a new technique. We show you.
You'll learn how to manipulate shutter speed and depth of...
7th Edition. — Kodak, 2000. — 292 p. — (Kodak Publication AC-95). Improve your pictures with reliable advice from the experts at Kodak, the company that's associated with excellence in photography. You'll see that a little knowledge about 35mm techniques can make the difference between getting the shot you want and being unsatisfied with what you end up with on film. Pick up tips...
Addison-Wesley, 1984. — 148 p. — (Kodak Publication AC-94). It should come as no surprise that few photographic subjects rival babies, either in popularity or in the sheer volume of pictures taken each year. Who can resist the toothless grin of an infant or the peaceful bliss of a mother embracing her child? Today's parents, whether armed with easy-to-use instant cameras or...
Kodak, 1977. — 140 p. – (Kodak Publication AE-110). Welcome to the tenth book in the popular Here's How series of KODAK Photo Books. The articles that follow, written by photographic experts, are rich in practical, how-to-do-it information and inspiring illustrations for all who enjoy adventuring into photography. Each article has been carefully prepared to help you polish your...
Kodak, 1979. — 90 p. – (Kodak Publication AE-111).
Этот сборник включает следующие разделы:
1. Martin A. Folb. Imagineering—the Key to Creative, Contemporary Photography
2. Keith Boas. Techniques for Innovative Slide-Copying
3. Henry Lansford. Photographing the Sky-How to Capture Its Beauty and Variety
If you would like to expand your photographic horizons, The Eleventh...
Crown Publishers, 1977. — 138 p. — (Kodak Publication AC-96). In the pages that follow, we've presented—in pictures and words—inspiration, ideas, and technical advice, to help you achieve the finest pictures of your sprouting offspring. Whether your camera is simple or complex and whether your photographic interests tend toward making you the casual, family historian or the...
Eastman Kodak, 1976. — 344 p. – (Kodak Publication AE-8). When you load your camera with color film, you can explore a myriad of picture-taking possibilities in our very colorful world. This book is intended to show you some ways of making your color slides better and to supply some ideas that will help you find new frontiers for your color-slide camera.
Kodak, 1976. — 104 p. — (Kodak Publication AC-86).
By the late 1880s, George Eastman had his small but thriving photographic manufacturing company established. Mr. Eastman's invention of roll film had, in a very short time, brought photography a long way from the days of cumbersome tintypes and heavy glass plates. The moment had finally come to tell the world about how simple...
6th Edition. — Eastman Kodak, 1958. — 52 p. — (Kodak Publication M-1). This Sixth Edition of the Data Book on Copying contains lighting, exposure, and processing recommendations for copying graphs, diagrams, negatives, prints, paintings, fabrics, and other materials. Information is included on new Kodak black-and-white and color materials suitable for use in copying. Copying...
Eastman Kodak, 1954. — 60 p. — (Kodak Publication G-16). What makes a good enlargement? A good negative, proper grade of printing paper, correct print exposure, the right degree of development, careful processing, and. ves, even spotting and mounting—all of these factors contribute to the quality of the finished print. Consequently, a good enlargement is not the result of any...
Eastman Kodak, 1980. — 84 p. — (Kodak Publication AB-1). Filters and Lens Attachments for Black-and-White and Color Pictures is about tens accessories — what they are, what they do, how they work, and how you can use them to improve your pictures and to obtain unusual and creative effects. This book will tell you which filter can produce the effect you want with a certain subject,...
8th Edition. — Kodak, 1975. — 76 p. — (Kodak Publication AB-1).
This book is about lens accessories—what they are, what they do, how they work, and how you can use them to improve your pictures and to obtain unusual and creative effects. This book will tell you which filter will produce the effect you want with a certain subject, and it will tell you how much to increase your...
3rd Edition. — Eastman Kodak, 1976. — 68 p. — (Kodak Publication Q-3). This book is written principally for those with some experience in graphic arts photography. In Section 1 some of the basics of making halftone negatives are reviewed as a starting point for Section 2, which deals with the applications of more advanced methods and techniques. Section 3 discusses variable tone...
36th Edition (Revised). — Ballantine Books, 1990. — 196 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-36).
How to Take Good Pictures will help you to improve your pictures with any kind of camera. The advice on the following pages will familiarize you with many basic elements and techniques of photography. And as you become better acquainted with the principles of successful picture-taking,...
34th Edition (Revised). — Ballantine Books, 1982. — 196 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-36KPL).
How to Take Good Pictures will help you to improve your pictures with any kind of camera. The advice on the following pages will familiarize you with many basic elements and techniques of photography. And as you become better acquainted with the principles of successful picture-taking,...
Revised Edition. — Ballantine Books, 1995. — 196 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-36). How to Take Good Pictures will help you to improve your pictures with any kind of camera. The advice on the following pages will familiarize you with many basic elements and techniques of photography. And as you become better acquainted with the principles of successful picture-taking, you'll feel...
7th Edition. — Kodak, 1956. — 76 p. — (Kodak Publication F-1). This Seventh Edition of the Data Book on Kodak Films presents data sheets on the new Kodak roll films, Kodak film packs, and Kodak Royal Ortho Sheet Film. All of the other data sheets have been brought fully up-to-date. In addition, a new section on Definition explains the relationships between graininess, sharpness,...
Eastman Kodak, 1981. — 176 p. — (Kodak Publication AF-1). Modern photographic films are truly remarkable when you consider how effectively they record the events of our lives. The uses of film in our society are almost endless. Because film is such a vital part of the photographic process and so profoundly affects the quality of your pictures, you need a film that gives results...
Addison-Wesley, 1981. — 292 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-70S).
100 Techniques for More Creative Photographs. Great ideas and Step-by-Step Instructions.
Special Situations — from seeing better pictures in everyday life to unusual conditions such as fireworks, reflections, and silhouettes.
Special Techniques—how to create unusual effects by freezing or blurring action,...
Eastman Kodak, 1977. — 84 p. — (Kodak Publication Q-171). A growing trend in contemporary photography is the modification of a subject to creore a special effect. Modification by the photographer/designer may be made on camera at the time exposures are made, or it may be done in the darkroom—on an enlorger or in a developing tray. However, modification can also take place in the...
Eastman Kodak, 1947. — 20 p. – (Kodak Publication M-5). Unfettered by the limitations of the land traveler, and freed from most of the wartime controls over aerial photography, airborne photographers are rediscovering the photogenic world in which they move. They are finding that old, familiar subjects acquire new beauty when viewed from aloft. Professionals are exploiting more...
Kodak, 1980. — 120 p. — (Kodak Publication O-4). As we compiled this book on the arts and techniques of portrait photography and studied the results of the labors of many hands and hearts from many lands, our thoughts kept returning to sculptor John Rogers photographer of a century ago and his subjects. We set about to tiy to recreate the result of his photographic efforts with...
Kodak, 1975. — 134 p. — (Kodak Publication AE-104).
As indicated on the cover, this book is a combination of The Third Here's How and The Fourth Here's How. While the articles are basically the same, the information provided in this book has been updated to provide the latest product and procedural information. The Here's How series began with a single book in 1964. We didn't...
Kodak, 1974. — 160 p. — (Kodak Publication AE-95).
One of the classic photo instructional books by Kodak, with over 150 pages, almost 3 times longer than their other pamphlets. Nicely retro and charming pics from 1974, with semi-gloss slick paper and vivid color. The instruction is intense, interesting, and inspirational, as usual. Chapters include travel photography, slide...
4th Edition. — Kodak, 1998. — 91 p. — (Kodak Publication KW-20). Shows you how to take better photographs by studying the elements of the subject, using lighting, composition, color, shape, form, texture, and viewpoint. Explains how cameras, lenses, and films see differently from you. Suggests ways to achieve creativity by shattering preconceptions and lack of awareness. Helps you...
Kodak, 1971. — 408 p. — (Kodak Publication AE-100).
In 1964 Eastman Kodak Company published its first edition in the popular series of Here's How books on photography. The first Here's How was so immediately popular that the next year Kodak produced More Here's How , a year later The 3rd Here's How , and so on. Each year another new Here's How book was a hit in camera...
Addison-Wesley, 1985. — 316 p. – (Kodak Publication AC-75S).
Taking pictures today is easier than ever. New technology in cameras and film has made fine picture-taking a possibility for nearly everyone. Yet photographers of all ages and of all levels of experience still share the aspiration of photographers from decades past: to learn to take better pictures. Even as we become...
Kodak, 1988. — 100 p. — (Kodak Publication KW-13). To many photographers a filter is a philosophers' stone that transmutes leaden scenes into golden photographs. To others a filter is not an alchemist's dream but a real and precise tool that allows fine color tuning of light. In reality filters are both magical and mundane. Magical in that some of the effects can be done only by...
Eastman Kodak, 1953. — 68 p. — (Kodak Publication C-22). What sort of pictures should you take when you are traveling? Only scenic views? Only the family standing in front of this or that landmark? Only this or only that? Obviously not. Such a limited approach to the wealth of subject matter in the range of your camera wont make for the most interesting collection of pictures....
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