Œuvres de Andrew Darlow
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a review by -Peter Krogh, Author: The DAM Book-Digital Asset Management for Photographers (theDAMbook.com)
As if “301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques” wasn’t enough to get most photographers to buy this wonderful book by Andrew Darlow, the “Guest Artist” section is almost worth the price, alone. More that a dozen top-flight photographic artists share their images and their insight. Whether it’s Phil Bard discussing Photo Rag and Other Papers or Richard Erlich sharing his knowledge about Website, Portfolio, and Marketing Tips or Kirk Gittings on Printing with the ImagePrint RIP, each and every guest artist speaks specifically about how they do what they do without the usual self-aggrandizing chatter common in books of this type. When it comes to the tips and techniques, however, nothing is left to chance there, either. With surprising ease we can locate information we want and need, whether it’s deciding which inkjet to buy or how to save ink with Epson Pro printers (I don’t think Epson wants you to know this!). Once you open one page that leads to another, then another, then another, etc. Before you know it, hours have passed and your knowledge base of inkjet printing techniques has increased significantly. This one’s a keeper!
Lou Dallara wrote:
You must have this book if you are serious about printing your photography, it's an excellent guide and welcome reference book to my library, I keep going back to it everyday.… (plus d'informations)
As if “301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques” wasn’t enough to get most photographers to buy this wonderful book by Andrew Darlow, the “Guest Artist” section is almost worth the price, alone. More that a dozen top-flight photographic artists share their images and their insight. Whether it’s Phil Bard discussing Photo Rag and Other Papers or Richard Erlich sharing his knowledge about Website, Portfolio, and Marketing Tips or Kirk Gittings on Printing with the ImagePrint RIP, each and every guest artist speaks specifically about how they do what they do without the usual self-aggrandizing chatter common in books of this type. When it comes to the tips and techniques, however, nothing is left to chance there, either. With surprising ease we can locate information we want and need, whether it’s deciding which inkjet to buy or how to save ink with Epson Pro printers (I don’t think Epson wants you to know this!). Once you open one page that leads to another, then another, then another, etc. Before you know it, hours have passed and your knowledge base of inkjet printing techniques has increased significantly. This one’s a keeper!
Lou Dallara wrote:
You must have this book if you are serious about printing your photography, it's an excellent guide and welcome reference book to my library, I keep going back to it everyday.… (plus d'informations)
Prix et récompenses
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 5
- Membres
- 61
- Popularité
- #274,234
- Évaluation
- 3.7
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 13
- Langues
- 1
¡Libérese del modo automático! Este libro no está hecho para aquellos que deseen usar el modo programa o los modos de escena de sus cámaras, sino para quienes quieran tomar realmente el control de su equipo y crear imágenes merecedoras de su pasión y creatividad.
Esta guía imprescindible del galardonado fotógrafo Andrew Darlow está dividida en 50 técnicas con cuatro secciones principales: dominar su DSLR, comprar con cabeza, dominar el estudio y disparar en exteriores. Ofrece sugerencias específicas para hacer fotos, encontrar el equipo adecuado y usar enfoques tradicionales y no tradicionales para mejorar su fotografía.
Está dirigida a todos los usuarios de cámaras con capacidad de ajustar manualmente la exposición, la apertura, el ISO y funciones similares. Ilustrada con más de 250 fotografías, esta obra cuenta todos los consejos técnicos que le enseñarán a:… (plus d'informations)