| Description |
1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations |
| Contents |
Why Film Photography? -- (Enjoying the Process -- Too Many Options Make You Unhappy) -- Analog or Digital? -- (Film Grain -- Arrangement -- Sharpness -- Area -- Contrast Range -- Angle of Light -- The Bayer Pattern -- Banding -- White Balance vs. Film Type -- Further Processing) -- Cameras and Film Formats -- (.35mm -- The Film -- Rangefinder -- Single Lens Reflex Camera -- Medium Format: 6[×]6, 6[×]7, and 6[×]9 -- Film Types -- Image Formats -- Camera Types -- Large Format: 4[×]5" -- Large Format Cameras -- Film and Film Holders -- Camera Movement -- Tips on Buying a Camera -- Light Seals -- Shutters -- Lenses) -- Exposure -- (Stops -- F-Numbers -- Light Metering -- Reflective Metering -- Incident Metering -- Without Light Meter -- Sunny 16 -- With Light Meter -- Handheld Light Meter -- Smartphone -- Digicam & Gray Card -- Professional Light Meter -- Light Metering with the Zone System) -- Film -- (Black-and-White Film -- From Color to Black-and-White -- Orthochromatic Film -- Panchromatic Film -- Infrared (IR) Film -- Infrared (IR) Film with Aura Effect -- Color Filters -- Color Film -- Color Negative Film -- Slide Film -- Other Types of Film -- Instant Film -- ISO: The Film Speed) |
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In the Laboratory -- (Industrial Laboratory -- Professional Laboratory -- Processing Yourself: Black-and-White -- Overview: Negative Processing -- Chemicals -- Hardware -- General Procedure for Film Processing -- Troubleshooting -- Digital Helpers -- Community -- Push and Pull -- Processing Yourself: Color -- The Press Kit -- Temperatures -- Useful Accessories) -- Post-Processing -- (Traditional -- Hybrid Analog/Digital -- Scanner Types -- Scanner Parameters -- Scanning Software -- Scanner Profiling -- Accessories -- The Scanning Process -- Digital Printing -- Having Photos Printed: By a Discounter -- Having Photos Printed: At a Professional Lab -- Printing Photos Yourself -- High-End Ink Jet Prints -- Profiling -- Printing Workflow -- Historical Processes -- Cyanotype -- Albumen Print) -- Presentation -- (Mats -- It's All About the Right Size -- Frames -- Mounting Techniques -- Matting -- Mounting) -- Storage and Archiving -- (General Considerations -- Storing Negatives -- Prints -- A Tidy House, A Tidy Mind) -- Fun with "Planned Accidents" -- (Cameras and Optics -- The Box Camera -- Diana, Holga, and Other Toy Cameras -- The Pinhole Camera -- The Subjektiv -- Zone Plate -- Lensbaby -- Expired Film -- Experimenting is Fun -- Film Speed and Light Conditions -- The Special Joys of Cross Processing -- A Residual Risk Always Remains -- Treated Film -- Double and Multiple Exposure |
| Summary |
An easy-to-understand, complete resource to shooting film, this book is intended for anyone who is curious about film, whether you need a refresher course or are discovering this wonderful format for the first time. -- Edited summary from book |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from title page (viewed March 18, 2016) |
| Subject |
Photography -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
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Darkroom.
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Techniques.
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Reference.
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Photography
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| Genre/Form |
handbooks.
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Handbooks and manuals
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Handbooks and manuals.
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Guides et manuels.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Marquardt, Chris, author
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| ISBN |
9781457189562 |
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1457189569 |
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1681980649 |
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9781681980645 |
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9781681980676 |
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1681980673 |
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9781681980669 |
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1681980665 |
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