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The Ansel Adams Guide: Basic Techniques of Photography: 1 (Ansel Adams's Guide to the Basic Techniques of Photography)

The Ansel Adams Guide: Basic Techniques of Photography: 1 (Ansel Adams's Guide to the Basic Techniques of Photography)
By Ansel Adams, Paul Schaefer

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Newly revised and updated, an ultimate photography resource draws on the writings and images of Ansel Adams; presents current information on variable contrast papers, view and digital cameras, and the recent changes of the Advanced Photo System; and provides demonstration photographs and technical


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #165272 in Books
  • Published on: 1992-02-13
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 432 pages

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Everything that you need to know5
This book, like the others in the series, contains all you ever wanted to know about photography and then some.

At first glance the book seems far from basic, but as you read it becomes clear on every level.
There is something in this book for every level of photographer of whatever medium you choose, you will find something new to learn, whether as a complete novice wanting to take great shots or the more advanced wanting to freshen up your photography with new methods.

Once you start you will move on to the other books in the series and onto another level.

Excellent book on Photography5
I found the Ansel Adams books on "The Print" and "The Negative" a bit on the heavy side, but John Schaefer's book is a superb addition to any aspiring photographer's library. It covers the photographic field very comprehensively and in easily understood English, and without the frills of technical jargon so loved by some authors.
Although the book deals with colour photography as well, I would thoroughly recommend this book to any aficionado of black and white photography-- it is, without doubt one of the best books on photography I have in my library!




Amazing Overview - If that's what you need3
If you need a broad ranging overview of Ansel Adam's knowledge, distilled from "The Camera", "The Negative", "The Print" etc, this is for you.

If your focus is on making the image, using light, capturing form etc, look elsewhere. The first chapter is brilliant for this, but after that, the book focuses on development techniques, print techniques and so on.