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1 online resource (242 pages) |
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Cover; Contents; Chapter 01 ESSENTIAL GEAR: There Is Some Stuff Ya Kinda Have to Have; You're Going to Need a Sturdy Tripod; Avoid Using the Center Column; Extending Your Tripod's Legs; Hanging Weight for Sturdiness; How to Splay the Legs; Get Really Low Using a Platypod; You'll Want a Ballhead; You'll Need a Cable Release; Get Your Horizon Line Straight, Method 1; Get Your Horizon Line Straight, Method 2; The Awesomeness of a Quick Release Plate and an L-Bracket; In Every Landscape Photographer's Bag: A Circular Polarizer; You'll Need a Graduated ND Filter |
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And, You'll Probably Want an ND FilterSeeing Your LCD in Bright Daylight; You'll Need a Small, Powerful Flashlight; The Greatest Stuff on Earth: Gaffer's Tape; A Good, Cheap Lens Cloth; Which Type of Memory Card to Use; A Drive for Backing Up in the Field; Extra Batteries (Especially in Cold Weather); A Good Backpack (but Not a Big One); Chapter 02 CAMERA SETTINGS & LENSES: How to Get the Right Settings for the Job; Set Your Camera at Its Lowest Native ISO; Shoot in Aperture Priority Mode; Which Aperture (F-Stop) to Use; What Shutter Speed to Use; Shoot in RAW (Wider Dynamic Range) |
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Right Now, Go Turn On Your Highlight WarningIs the Highlight Warning You're Seeing Really Accurate? Well ... No; How to Deal with Clipped Highlights; Which Metering Mode to Use; When to Switch to Spot Metering; Set Your White Balance to Cloudy; You Have to Check Sharpness During the Shoot; Live View Super-Sharp Focus Trick; Which Focus Mode to Use; Mirror Lockup; Your Cable Release Alternative; Wide-Angle Lens (Why and Which One); When to Use Ultra-Wide Lenses; Chapter 03 BEFORE YOUR SHOOT: The Art of Prepping for Success; Do Your Research; Start with Pinterest; Then, Check 500px.com |
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Google Images Search & Google MapsLocation Scouting; Great Landscapes Make Great Landscape Shots; When to Shoot: Dawn; When to Shoot: Dusk; What to Shoot Other Times; Shooting at Blue Hour; What Time to Get There for Sunrise Shoots; What to Do the Night Before Your Dawn Shoot; Chapter 04 COMPOSITION: Framing Is Everything!; Choosing Your Shooting Position; Should You Shoot Tall or Wide?; Where to Focus; Or Use Infinite Focus, So Everything's in Focus; Where to Put the Horizon Line; How to Lead the Viewer's Eye; Drawing the Viewer's Eye Using Negative Space; Drawing Their Eye with Light |
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Why You Need a Foreground ObjectYou Need a Clear Subject; Simplify the Scene; Avoiding the Border Junk That Ruins Images; Why We Need Clouds in Our Shots; Getting Still Water Reflections; Taking Great Shots of Mountains; Mountains as Backgrounds; Photographing Mountains from Down Low; Shooting with the Sun in the Frame; Shoot Right Before or Right After Bad Weather; Study Other Landscape Photographers' Work; Chapter 05 HDR & PANOS: Ummm, It's How to Make HDRs and Panos; The Advantage of Panos Versus Wide-Angle; Camera Settings for Shooting Panos |
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Picking a Lens for Panos That Limits Edge Distortion |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Landscape photography -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
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Photography -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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Landscape photography
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Photography
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| Genre/Form |
Handbooks and manuals
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781681984339 |
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1681984334 |
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9781681984346 |
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1681984342 |
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