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    Rick Sammon's Exploring the Light: Making the Very Best In-Camera Exposures by Rick Sammon

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    • Pub. Date: September 2008
    • 272pp
    • Sales Rank: 146,808

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      • Pub. Date: September 2008
      • Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.
      • Format: Paperback, 272pp
      • Sales Rank: 146,808

      Synopsis

      How to capture and control light to make the best digital photographs.

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      Biography

      Rick Sammon is the author of the Complete Guide to Digital Photography 2.0, Exploring the Light, and other books. He travels widely on photography assignments and to give his popular workshops and seminars. He lives in Croton-on-Hudson, New York.

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      Exploring the Lightby Steve_S

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      April 13, 2009: good for reference

      A good book. I recommend it for professionals not for amateurs.by Malinra

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      March 19, 2009: You must have a good knowledge in the management of the camera, because some photos don't mention how they were taken. Nevertheless if you know how aperture and speed work, you will learn to take very good pictures. Because it shows several photos taken of the same subject under different conditions of light. Besides if one photo did not come as good as you expected, the book shows you how you can have better results using the software Photoshop.

      I Also Recommend: Understanding Exposure.