Thorpe D. Amphoto Guide to Available Light Photography

Amphoto, 1980. — 172 p.Most photographers are faced at some time or other with the need to bypass an otherwise good photographic opportunity because of insufficient available light and the lack of auxiliary light sources. However, modern high-speed films and fast lenses make it possible to take photographs under almost any low - light situation. The techniques and knowledge required to do this are covered completely in the Amphoto Guide to Available Light Photography.Mr. Thorpe's invaluable guidebook provides information on all aspects of low-light photography, even on using artificial light to imitate natural light. The author's straightforward approach helps both the beginner and the more advanced photographer understand the latest equipment and exposure controls. Quick - reference summaries, charts, and illustrations put the new techniques at the reader's fingertips when lighting conditions call for bracketing, dealing with color shifts due to long exposure, or managing a special situation (stage lighting or a rainy day, for instance).The Amphoto Guide to Available Light Photography abounds in valuable data explained in an interesting, thorough , useful way and is fully illustrated in both black-and-white and color. It will give the reader a new awareness of the possibilities of low-light photography.