Despite the many advances of digital imaging, lighting problems remain a type of photographic flaw that can't easily be corrected in postproduction. Therefore, lighting skills remain just as critical as ever when capturing great digital images.

In this fundamental book, Dr. Glenn Rand gives you a complete understanding of photographic lighting—covering tools and techniques you can apply to any subject or situation.

For both studio and location lighting, Rand covers every variable to help you avoid problems and achieve the beautiful lighting effects you desire.

FEATURES:

• Understanding the physics of light and how it affects your photography

• Controlling the quality of light for softer or more dramatic effects

• Metering techniques for flawless exposures

• Using light to create an enhanced sense of depth, accentuate form, and reveal texture

• Lighting techniques for challenging subjects and surfaces

• Selecting effective lighting equipment

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Glenn Rand is a professional photographer and professor of photography at the Brooks Institute. He is the author of numerous books, including Film and Digital Techniques for Zone System Photography.

SPECS: 8.5 X 11, paperback, 175 full-color images, 128 pgs. ISBN13: 978-1-58428-226-6