American New York Institute of Photography Photography Textbook (Volume 1, Volume 2)

Author: New York Institute of Photography
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Publication Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book believes that photography first requires vision, and the process of learning photography is one of continuously improving one's eye for detail. Starting from the basic structure of cameras, lens principles, and film development, to the arrangement of lighting, posing of models, and darkroom work, every step is explained in detail. If you follow the steps systematically, you can expect to capture photos that are close to perfection. Additionally, professional photography is not as difficult as it may seem. Subjects such as child and pet photography, wedding photography, fashion photography, (human figure photography), advertising photography, architectural photography, and news photography are all covered in the book, and the final goal could be becoming a freelance photographer and opening your own studio. The book also does not overlook the popularity of home photography and the arrival of the digital age, promptly adding new content. Since its publication in the 1980s, the book has remained a bestseller. This is the first time the copyright has been re-purchased, the book has been re-translated, and re-published, making it highly practical and collectible.