Low-light photography

Author: Bob Gibbs/Peter Wilson
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Publish Date: 1999-10-01
Features: Almost without exception, the book comprehensively and convincingly explains and describes all the issues related to photography under night and low-light conditions. It can be said that any beginner who reads Low-Light Photography will not only gain a thorough understanding of what low-light photography is but will also be eager to try it out with great interest. Low-Light Photography is also a manual, a reference book, and can be used as a "dictionary" for consultation. When you want to shoot a subject under low light or at night, you might encounter various problems and need to prepare for them in advance. By flipping through this book, you can find satisfactory answers. Therefore, if you make good use of this book, you will save much time from wandering in the dark and avoid many detours. It is a textbook that comprehensively discusses and guides how to obtain good photographic works under night and low-light conditions, meeting the growing demand in the current photography community. The author has selected over one hundred color and black-and-white photographs from his own photographic works and has drawn clear and detailed line drawings. The book covers all aspects of low-light and night photography, from a wealth of information on equipment and techniques to a variety of captivating shooting subjects. The final chapter provides detailed guidance on special effects photography techniques under low light, which are extensive in scope and diverse in content.