The Exposure Secrets of a Photography Master

Author: (English) Hicks, (English) Schultz, Translated by Tao Zongde, Xiao Guixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Learning about exposure is like learning photography, or one could say it is researching life. It includes three stages. The first stage is the stage of confusion. Since no longer relying on books and others' kindness, everything seems exceptionally difficult. The second stage is the stage of confidence. After a few successful experiences, we assume we have a comprehensive understanding and nothing is worth getting excited about. Those places we once didn't understand now seem easy to grasp, and thus we give many self-assured pieces of advice to those who seek guidance. The third stage is the stage of enlightenment. We realize how limited our knowledge is, and only at this point do we know what to learn and where to learn it. Writing a book is also a form of learning, which is very important. The title of this book has no intention of attracting attention, and we would never claim our work is perfect. However, what the reader can see between the lines is how we strive to explain the theory perfectly and accurately, although not every time we fully describe the process of practice. As the Arabic proverb goes, "Only Allah is perfect." But this is certainly not to pour a bucket of cold water on those who are passionate about photography.