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Taking great photographs all boils down to mastering light - that's all! Which means, learning to master photo lighting is not merely nice or important, IT IS VITAL! “Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” is an indispensable boon to any photo education.
”Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” will immediately provide you with a rock solid base to work from. You will see nearly instant improvement in your photos!
Here is the TOC to give you a tiny feel for what is discussed:
Intro Aperture Depth Of Field The F Stop Understanding Aperture and Shutter Speed Combinations Working With Light Working With Additive Light Using Color Temperature Using The Kelvin Light Temp. Scale Discovering The Way Color Of Light Is Determined A Quick Quiz Types And Uses Of Light Understanding Incandescent Light The Filters In Our Minds Fixing A Color Cast Using Ambient Lighting Working With Strobe Lighting Understanding The Modeling Light Flash Photo Secrets! How And Why To Diffuse An On-Camera Flash! Portrait Photography Lighting - The Basics Lighting Creatively Studio Lighting For Portraits – Spending More IS Better! Techniques Of Lighting Photography – Three Vital Tips Photo Exercise 1 Working With Metering Reflectance Meters How To Calibrate An "In Camera" Reflected Light Meter How To Calibrate A Film Camera's Light Meter Calibrating Your Digital Camera's Meter Problems With Reflected Light Meters How To Calibrate Your Incident Light Meters Photo Exercise 2 Additional Photography Tutorials
Light: What is light and how is it used in taking photos? The e-book discusses light in all its various forms – incident, reflected, warm, cool, hard etc. Next we talk about the way each of these affect your photography – in both a technical AND an artistic viewpoint.
Color Temperature: Color temperature is one of the most misunderstood factors of light – it won’t be for YOU. You’re going to completely comprehend the color temperature of light and the best way to employ it to add emotion to your photographs.
Metering – This is how you will instantly start to separate yourself from other photographers. You will learn about the two kinds of light metering, how they operate and how to efficiently work with them.
Calibrating Your In-Camera Reflected Light Meter - If your in-camera light meter is not correctly calibrated, you don't stand a chance. Here is how...
Calibrating Incidence Light Meters – correctly calibrating your hand-held meter is even MORE important!
The term “photography” is from ancient Greek and actually means "writing with light." When you’re done looking through this easy to understand, completely illustrated e-book, “Master Photo Lighting... Light 101” you will not only be able to "write" with light, but you will soon be writing like Shakespeare!
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